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FQMD 2018 Venue

Maxwell Dworkin Laboratory

Maxwell Dworkin Laboratory, named after the mothers of the building’s donors (Microsoft Chairman William H. Gates III and Microsoft President Steven A. Ballmer, both members of the Class of 1977) is a contemporary structure, fully owned and operated by SEAS. Designed to house computer science and electrical engineering, the structure was completed in 1999. Often mistakenly called the Maxwell Dworkin Building, the word “Laboratory” is in recognition of the former Aiken Lab.
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Directions:

By subway ("T")
Take the Red Line to the Harvard Square T stop. After exiting go down or up the ramp
and up the escalator. As you leave the station turn around and cross over. You will be on Mass Ave facing north, with a black iron fence on your right. Follow the sidewalk until you come to
Johnston Gate, walk through Johnston Gate and upon entering the yard
follow the walkway to your left. As you exit the yard there will be construction. Go straight
following the construction walkway then take a right which brings you to the corner of Oxford
and Kirkland Streets. Take a left onto Oxford Street. The meeting is in 33 Oxford Street which
is the 4th building on the left.

From Logan Airport
Welcome to Boston! From outside the terminal, take a free shuttle bus marked "subway" (number 22 or 33) to the Airport station on the Blue Line. Take the Blue Line inbound to Government Center, change to any Green Line inbound/westbound train upstairs for one stop to Park Street, then change to the Red Line downstairs for the train to Alewife via Harvard. Get off at Harvard. Continue with the directions "by subway". The travel time on the subway should be 40-60 minutes.

You could also take a taxi from the terminal directly to Maxwell Dworkin, which typically costs about $30.

Driving and Parking
On-street parking is scarce in Cambridge, though there are several campus parking lots
and garages. To make arrangements for parking, please contact Naomi Brave (brave at seas dot harvard dot edu)

By car from Route 128 (I-95)
Take the exit for Route 2 East to Arlington and Boston. After about 6.5 miles, approach the rotary from the left lane. Bear left, following signs for 3 North and 16 East to Medford. At the first light, turn right onto Mass Ave. After 1.8 miles, turn left onto Everett Street. Turn right onto Oxford Street at the next light. Maxwell Dworkin is the second building to your right, before the driveway.

By car from I-93
From the south: take exit 26 for Storrow Drive, using right lane and following signs for Storrow Drive. Skip the next paragraph.
From the north: take exit 26A and follow signs for Storrow Drive.Take left lane exit for Government Center / Kendall Square / 3 Northand bear right at the sign for Kendall Square. Cross the bridge onto Broadway. Follow Broadway for two miles until you must bear right at the fire station, onto Quincy Street. Go straight through the next light, then left at the T-intersection onto Kirkland Street. Bear right along with Kirkland Street. You will soon see a lawn to your right; Maxwell Dworkin is across from that lawn, to your left, after the driveway.
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     PI: Robert
   Westervelt
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     Co-PI 
 Tina Brower-Thomas,
Kim Jones
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          Co-PI 
          Raymond Ashoori
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      Co-PI 
      Carol Lynn      ......Alpert
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Supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation


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