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Located in the city of Cambridge, Massachusetts (USA), the institute takes advantage of a region with a strong university presence - Harvard, Boston University and Tufts are also there. The current 68-hectare campus opened in 1916 and spans 1.6 square kilometers along the north bank of the Charles River basin.

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The current 68-hectare campus opened in 1916 and spans 1.6 square kilometers along the north bank of the Charles River basin.

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• Architecture and urbanism
• Engineering
• Humanities, arts and social sciences
• Management (Business)
• Sciences
• Whitaker School of Health Sciences and Technology

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1. Art and science come together to create holographic videos
2. MIT helped the world go to the moon
3. Whirlwind, the first digital computer in real time
4. With Technicolor, MIT colored the world of cinema
5. Artificial skin turned into hope to cure burns
6. MIT created the first “smart arm”
7. MIT and the human genome discoveries
8. Open innovation in Boston weather forecasting
9. The most powerful electromagnet in the world
10. MIT was the stage for the discovery of the cancer gene.

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The university has already trained more than 120 thousand students. His former students and professors have already won 85 Nobel prizes (the best known of which is Richard Feynman, considered the father of quantum physics) and hundreds of them have won major technology awards. In addition, 34 graduates of the institution became astronauts.

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MIT is known as “the home of the nerds” and is the dream university of most of those passionate about innovation and technology. It was there that the first video games appeared (the first being Spacewar, created in one of the university's laboratories); the bases and rules of the World Wide Web and the first study groups on free software (non-profit computer programs with open codes for changes and innovations).

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Ray and Maria Stata Center, MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), in the United States - Opened in 2004, it is a 40,000 m² academic complex planned by Frank Gehry, Pritzker Prize winning architect. Above the fourth floor, the building is divided into two distinct structures: the Gates tower and the Dreyfoos tower. Within this impressive building is the MIT Computer Science Laboratory, Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, the Information and Decision Systems Laboratory and the Department of Linguistics and Philosophy.

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The school has a strong business culture and the aggregate revenues of companies founded by MIT alumni would together be ranked as the eleventh largest economy in the world.
In addition, the university is one of the main national security research centers. This relationship started in the Second World War, when the institute started receiving funds to develop more powerful radars, guided missiles and spy equipment for the American government.