Features

• Categorized in MIT Alumni News: Cover

  Stress test

  Born just before the turmoil of the Warsaw Uprising, biologist Elizabeth Sajdel-Sulkowska ’67, SM ’69, ScD ’72, has returned again and again to the theme of stress.
• Categorized in MIT Alumni News: Feature

  Depression is different for women. One-size-fits-all drugs aren’t helping.

  Briana K. Chen ’16 is out to change that—and is working on a one-time pill that could help prevent mental illness in women who’ve been traumatized.
• Categorized in MIT Alumni News: Feature

  Fighting fatphobia

  In her first two books, philosopher Kate Manne, PhD ’11, tackled misogyny and male privilege. For her third, she took on what had long been a bane of her existence.
• Categorized in MIT Alumni News: President

  Connecting across differences

  True dialogue involves listening to and learning from each other’s stories.
• Categorized in MIT Alumni News: Campus

  SuperLimbs for astronauts

  Wearable robotic limbs could make it easier to recover from falls on the moon.

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