Tutorial: Looking Up – Astrophotography

MIT Museum Live Stream

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

Five takeaways from imaging at the astro scale

Snapshots looking back at 50 years

Directors Panel Discussion, 50 Years of the MIT Museum

"Ideas in the Making" - The MIT Museum in 2007

Imaging the world around us through wildlife and arts photography

Journey into microspace for art + research

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

Imaging Science 2020 Closing Webinar

Imaging Science 2020 Opening Webinar

Tutorial: Looking Up – Astrophotography