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Did you already read this? I spent 12 years at MIT (4 as student, 8 as employee) and agree with the advice: http://web.mit.edu/visit/ http://web.mit.edu/visit
by brlewis 18y ago
Did you already read this? I spent 12 years at MIT (4 as student, 8 as employee) and agree with the advice:
http://web.mit.edu/visit/ http://web.mit.edu/visit/
- hhm 18y agoYes, I read the general advice, but I was looking for some specific details, if you think there could be anything that is useful other than what is mentioned on that page.
- brlewis 18y agomechanical_fish's mention of Mary Chung's reminds me that you might want to contact the SIPB about other interesting computer-related things to see. If you're there on a Monday night you might sit in on the meeting (probably brief in July) and go to Mary Chung's with them after.
- hhm 18y agoThanks a lot for your pointers too. I'll be there on Monday night so I'll do as you advised.
- akd 18y agoIf you're really interested in seeing the latest research, you should email relevant professors ahead of time with your bio and ask them to set you up with a graduate student to talk about what they're doing.
- hhm 18y agoThanks a lot; I didn't know that was the way that was done (asking for a meeting with a graduate student).