Time lapse video showing year one progress of the MIT Museum's new location in Kendall Square, Cambridge. Opening in 2021. Music by Ketsa, "Blue Violets" © Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0).
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Moving—and rediscovering—the MIT Museum collection
Quantum astrochemist tries imaging with an ordinary camera
Wildlife photographer tries imaging microscopic creatures
Microspace artist tries imaging outerspace
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Directors Panel Discussion, 50 Years of the MIT Museum
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Imaging the world around us through wildlife and arts photography
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Barbara Kasten's abstract photos of sculpture and light — Barbara Hitchcock — MIT Museum Talks
Worms, regeneration powers, and immortality — Amelie Raz — MIT Museum Talks
Reanimating Edgerton's Work: Time-lapse, Stroboscopic, and High Speed Photography — MIT Museum Views
Making the first picture of a black hole — Katie Bouman — MIT Museum Talks
Engineering design projects that reveal "the secret about art + STEM" — Rima Das — MIT Museum Talks
Using underwater photography to discover and reveal new worlds — Keith Ellenbogen — MIT Museum Talks
Making science visible through photography — Felice Frankel — MIT Museum Talks
How Rauschenberg manipulated Polaroid photographs for his art — Barbara Hitchcock — MIT Museum Talks
Documenting the decline of Polaroid and analog photography — William Ewing — MIT Museum Talks
An invention that inspired instant photography — Deborah Douglas — MIT Museum Talks
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Imaging Science 2020 Opening Webinar
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