Control of quantum systems is becoming increasingly relevant in magnetic resonance imaging, quantum computation, and quantum instrumentat...
Spinner is a Lab-wide sensor network platform designed to detect and capture fragmented events of human behavior that can be collected an...
Spin is a photography turntable system that lets you capture how your DIY projects come together over time. With Spin, you can create GIF...
Endor, a predictive analytics startup originating at MIT Media Lab and co-founded by former Media Lab post-doc Dr. Yaniv Altshuler, has b...
The SpiderBot is a suspended robotic gantry system that provides an easily deployable platform from which to print large structures. The ...
Amanda Ghassaei, a former editorial staffer at Instructables and current grad student in the Center for Bits and Atoms at MIT’s Media Lab...
M. Popovic, A. Hofmann, H. Herr
Murali, K. "An Approach to Bridging Atom Optics and Bulk Spin Quantum Computation"
Recht, B. "Spingineering: Quantum Control in the Presence of Relaxation"
Tiffany Tseng, Mitchel Resnick
The center’s goal is to treat a wide spectrum of disabilities through the development of advanced bionics.
Elizabeth Tsai, Michal Firstenberg, Jared Laucks, Lehnert, Benjamin, Yoav Sterman, Neri Oxman
LocationMIT, Room 7-431(Long Lounge) DescriptionTake a broad perspective: evolutionary theory provides us with an unpredictably deep conn...
Assistant Professor of Media Arts and Sciences
Kevin Fan, Jochen Huber, Suranga Nanayakkara, Masahiko Inami
Leo Bonanni Vargas, G., Chao, N., Pueblo, S., and Ishii, H.
Research Affiliate, Oblong
Research Assistant
The Space Enabled research group advances justice and development by improving designs for complex systems. Our designs are enabled by sp...
Speakeasy is a community-based telephone service that connects multilingual volunteers, non-English speaking immigrants, and social servi...
The Spatial Imaging group develops new technology and interfaces for high-quality 3-D displays. Their research includes hardcopy holograp...
The public grand opening of Space draws near. Much as biology has witnessed an explosion of DIY bio-hacking in recent years, the dropping...
Han X., Qian X., Stern P., Chuong A. and Boyden E.S. (2009) Informational Lesions: Optical Perturbation of Spike Timing and Neural Synchrony Via Microbial Opsin Gene Fusions, Frontiers in Molecular Neuroscience 2:12.
Emerging pervasive games use sensors, graphics and networking technologies to provide immersive game experiences integrated with the real...
Internet spam is an overwhelming disease of the 21st century. With very elaborate devices, we go to great length to avoid seeing spam: ju...
Research Assistant
Han, X. and Boyden, E. S. (2007) Multiple-color optical activation, silencing, and desynchronization of neural activity, with single-spike temporal resolution, PLoS ONE 2(3): p. e299.
Motion sensing is of fundamental importance for user interfaces and input devices. In applications where optical sensing is preferred, tr...
Spotlight is about an artist's ability to create a new meaning using the combination of interactive portraits and diptych or polyptych la...
spekter is an 8-bit analog input and output device capable of processing up to eight analog audio (ex: sensor) inputs simultaneously. The...
Postdoctoral Associate
Spheres and Splinters is a new work composed by Tod Machover for hypercello, electronics, and responsive visuals commissioned fo Faster t...
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SparkInfo enables users to create, exchange, and augment their audiovisual elements in ways that are personally unique and sociable. Spar...
SpeakCup is a digital voice recorder. Rather than being controlled via buttons and blinking lights, SpeakCup uses shape to proscribe func...
One future of media experience lies within a socially connected virtual world. VR started almost 30 years ago and is now wearable, real-t...
LocationCambridge, MA DescriptionTo become sustainable, cities must become smarter. They will need to behave like living organisms, with ...
SpeechBlocks is a self-expressive literacy app that helps young children explore alphabetic principles through manipulating letter blocks...
Kahn, I., Knoblich, U., Desai, M., Bernstein, J., Graybiel, A.M., Boyden, E.S., Buckner, R.L., Moore C.I. (2013) Optogenetic drive of neocortical pyramidal neurons generates fMRI signals that are correlated with spiking activity, Brain Research, 1511:33-45.
ANDREA THOMAZThe University of Texas at AustinDAN SAFFERSaffervescence IncDR. ANGELICA LIMSoftBank RoboticsKAREN KAUSHANSKYHow important ...
Exploring your city is a great way to make friends, discover new places, find new interests, and invent yourself. Spotz is an Android app...
With the tremendous explosion of community photos, how can we present a coherent visual model for a large-scale community photo collectio...
Sparkler is the opening piece for Toy Symphony concerts composed by Tod Machover. A simple, sinuous melody weaves throughout the piece, b...