I’m Ted, second year grad. I put the EE back in EECS. And I was born to blog. Native New Yorker, but grew up in the ‘burbs of the City (Croton-on-Hudson, NY), so I say, “Hi,” to everyone I see on the sidewalk, which weirds most people out around here. Things that I enjoy doing when not in the lab: soccer, teaching (you should totally check out http://meet.csail.mit.edu for more on this!), pinching free food from international events, dancing like Zorba, etc. (eating and sleeping get in there somewhere…). I’ve got a great family on both U.S. coasts and both sides of the Atlantic. And I am, in fact, a Mets fan. So I get a lot of sympathy for that.

If you read any of my posts, try to keep in mind that, deep down, I really like MIT and Beantown. Honest!

Boring vitals: B.S. in EE, B.S. in Mech. E. from RPI (both 2006), currently in Electrochemical Energy Laboratory and working on electrocatalysis research with fuel cell applications, headed toward the Plasma Science and Fusion Center in fall 2008.

Favorite Place to Walk: Harvard Bridge ‘round sunset.

P.S. How’s my moustache?