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MIT Media Lab The MIT Media Lab is the wackiest research lab in world, and I knew from my second semester in my Digital Media degree, when I read the book "Being Digital" by Nicolas Negroponte, the founder of the Media Lab, that I wanted to go there. I had to study another four years, before I was good enough to be accepted at MIT, the best engineering school in the world. I was responsible for research in the Digital Life consortium, and later switched to the Affective Computing group under Rosalind Picard. Duties included presenting research results to corporate sponsors on a weekly basis to foster relationships to industry. This included developing prototypes to demonstrate the validity of research hypotheses. My research area was Interface Design for new technology. My key accomplishments include publications for ACM Multimedia and CHI, both prestigious conferences in my research field.
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