Huntington Hall (10-250)
The 425-seat lecture room at MIT’s Huntington Hall, affectionately known as “Ten Two Fifty,” is one of the most popular meeting places in the Institute.
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Mohanraja Kumar left a positive review Thursday, April 04, 2019
It was great talk and really enjoyed listening.
Vijay Ravindranathan Nair left a positive review Wednesday, October 17, 2018
Great speaker!
Saumya Khanduja left a positive review Tuesday, September 18, 2018
The presentation and discussion itself was very relevant and hopefully, will raise a lot more awareness across higher ed institutes. It'd have been good to have planned beforehand to stream it online though - the lecture hall was full and the video feed in the overview room did not come on until 3:50PM. Given the relevance and heightened interest in the topic, it could have been made available even if people were not able to join live.
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Camilo Calzas Rodriguez left a review Thursday, April 04, 2019
reading the conference