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Research

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A Wellesley College student holds out her hands in front of her, covered in dyed sand

The search for new knowledge. So deep, so complex, it is often done in pairs or groups. Could involve travel or stillness, obsessive planning or reckless experimentation, broad sampling or microscopic examination, disciplined analysis or far-flung theorizing. Our students do it (like, say, working with a Bruker NMR Spectrometer to develop new applications of MRI), share it (in publications and at conferences on and off campus), and use it as a springboard to graduate or professional work. See also the campus-wide brain parties (#6) and the micro-MRI accessory (#86).

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Ministrare Council

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Two Wellesley College students work in the Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory
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The HCI Lab

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