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EBICS Alum Ritu Raman featured in article discussing Women in Stem, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation.
Posted on March 25, 2020March 27, 2020 By Alison Young

EBICS Alum Ritu Raman featured in article discussing Women in Stem, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation.

In an article, written by David Sweeney and published in MIT News, Ritu Raman discusses her experiences as an MIT post doc and innovative entrepreneur. Read the Full Article Below:

http://news.mit.edu/2020/3-questions-ritu-raman-wisdm-women-innovation-and-stem-database-mit-0324

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  • Linda G. Griffith PhD has published a paper on modeling complex diseases.
  • EBICS Alum Ritu Raman featured in article discussing Women in Stem, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation.
  • New paper entitled “A scalable pipeline for designing reconfigurable organisms” has been published.

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