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Our seminar focuses on efficient computational methods for numerical problems, mostly phrased in a mathematical language, arising in areas of science throughout the Institute and beyond.

Alex Hornstein grew up with a soldering iron in one hand and a butterfly net in the other.  Later on, he went to MIT to study electrical engineering and computer science and spent the next decade circumnavigating the globe and working on a wide swath of different inventions.   In 2014, he co-founded Looking Glass Factory, where he currently works as CTO and runs the company's R&D lab.  For fun, he learns new languages, rides motorcycles and hangs out in machine shops, gardens and mountain trails with his wife and daughter.

Our seminar focuses on efficient computational methods for numerical problems, mostly phrased in a mathematical language, arising in areas of science throughout the Institute and beyond.

Our seminar focuses on efficient computational methods for numerical problems, mostly phrased in a mathematical language, arising in areas of science throughout the Institute and beyond.