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ch) Oliver Sacks (neuroscience) John Holdren (Obama's Science Advisor) And some other scientists, perhaps less well known, but doing great stuff: Julia Greer, Professor of Materials Science and Mechanics, CalTech (helped develop the world's lightest material) Dennis Hong, Robotics and Mechanisms Laborato

roup, MIT Media Lab (won buckminster fuller award, developing smart cars--foldable car, mobility on demand) >>>> >>>> Eitan Grinspun, Professor of Computer Science, Columbia University (developing algorithms for simulating realistic motion--working with animation studios; films like Avatar) >>> >>> >>>> Boa

John Holdren (Obama's Science Advisor) >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> And some other scientists, perhaps less well known, but doing great stuff: >>>> >>>> Julia Greer, Professor of Materials Science and Mechanics, CalTech (helped develop the world's lightest material) >>>> >>>> Dennis Hong, Robotics and Mechanis

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ch) Oliver Sacks (neuroscience) John Holdren (Obama's Science Advisor) And some other scientists, perhaps less well known, but doing great stuff: Julia Greer, Professor of Materials Science and Mechanics, CalTech (helped develop the world's lightest material) Dennis Hong, Robotics and Mechanisms Laborato

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ch) Oliver Sacks (neuroscience) John Holdren (Obama's Science Advisor) And some other scientists, perhaps less well known, but doing great stuff: Julia Greer, Professor of Materials Science and Mechanics, CalTech (helped develop the world's lightest material) Dennis Hong, Robotics and Mechanisms Laborato

rt Cities group, MIT Media Lab (won buckminster fuller award, developing smart cars--foldable car, mobility on demand) Eitan Grinspun, Professor of Computer Science, Columbia University (developing algorithms for simulating realistic motion--working with animation studios; films like Avatar) Boaz Almog--Tel Avi

ch) Oliver Sacks (neuroscience) John Holdren (Obama's Science Advisor) And some other scientists, perhaps less well known, but doing great stuff: Julia Greer, Professor of Materials Science and Mechanics, CalTech (helped develop the world's lightest material) Dennis Hong, Robotics and Mechanisms Laborato

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ch) Oliver Sacks (neuroscience) John Holdren (Obama's Science Advisor) And some other scientists, perhaps less well known, but doing great stuff: Julia Greer, Professor of Materials Science and Mechanics, CalTech (helped develop the world's lightest material) Dennis Hong, Robotics and Mechanisms Laborato