Welcome to the EECS-perimental Blog, truly a new venture for this large graduate community at MIT. Most of our illustrious bloggers volunteered willingly, and a few others were coaxed, or coerced, depending on who you ask!

We have asked them to openly and honestly share with you their musings and ramblings about their graduate life and experience here in the MIT Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department. We hope you’ll enjoy reading about the community here in EECS, a/k/a Course 6, a/k/a Course VI!

Thanks for joining us, and please feel free to become part of the dialogue by replying to a post! Please keep in mind that our bloggers are working for little more than an occasional cookie, so please be kind to them.

Meet the Bloggers

	Fred Chen 4th year graduate student RLE Naperville, IL
	Nicole DiLello 4th year graduate student MTL Congers, NY
	Theodore Golfinopoulos 3rd year graduate student Electrochemical Energy Lab Croton-on-Hudson, NY
	Joy Johnson 2nd year graduate student MTL Greensboro, NC
	Neha Narula 2nd year graduate student CSAIL Barrington Hills, IL
	Catherine Thorn 7th year graduate student McGovern Institute for Brain Research Granbury, TX
	Jon Varsanik 4th year graduate student Draper Laboratory Moon Township, PA
	Laura Waller 5th year graduate student 3Dos Kingston, Ontario, Canada
	Grace Woo 2nd year graduate student CSAIL DeKalb, IL
	Jessica Wu 2nd year graduate student RLE Sugar Land, TX

Guest Bloggers

Joel Voldman
Associate professor of electrical engineering
RLE
Biological Microtechnology and BioMEMS Group