• Features presentations and discussions with faculty, staff, and students, covering key topics essential for success at MIT. These include: graduate registration; advisor-advisee expectations; academic and research milestones; thesis development; funding options; applying for fellowships; professional development; publishing in conferences and journal; procurement and reimbursement; computing and software resources; summer internships; working with UROPs or visiting researchers; conflict resolution; outreach; recruiting; export control; nonresident status; graduation logistics; and strategies for managing implicit bias, as well as maintaining mental and physical health.

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