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Martha Gray

Martha Gray named Whitaker Professor in Biomedical Engineering

Gray was the first woman to lead a science or engineering department at MIT.

HST graduation 2022

Together, again

The 2022 HST graduates celebrate being together, as well as their successes, and hopes for the future

Sam Finlayson

Becoming a physician-scientist: How personal and family health struggles shaped the career of HST MD grad Sam Finlayson

Finlayson had two main goals when it came to pursuing a career in medicine: first, to be an engineer who could help advance medical capabilities through lifesaving technology; and, second, to be a physician who could embrace uncertainty while working on behalf of his patients and their families.

Claudia Varela 2022 HST MEMP PhD grad

HST MEMP grad Claudia Varela sees both dance and bioengineering as tools for social change

Varela is interested in creating medical devices that will help us study and address healthcare disparities

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Professor Collin M. Stultz named co-director of HST, and associate director of IMES

Professor Stultz will leverage his research into machine learning and computer science, as well as his role as a practicing cardiologist

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