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MIT Building W20-424 Offers a range of tools, from 3D printers to a sewing machine. Open to all MIT students by application. For more information, write to shirzel@mit.edu MIT Building 10-150 The MIT Museum Studio offers courses within the Program in Science, Technology, and Society. Generally offered in the Spring semester, STS.035 Exhibiting Science fulfills the HASS-A requirement. For more information, write to mitmuseumstudio@mit.edu MIT Building E15-068 The MIT Program in Art, Culture and Technology (ACT) has a darkroom in the basement of E15 in room 068. There is a variety of photographic equipment designed for black and white, 35mm, medium- and large-format film development and print enlargement. The photography lab is only accessible to graduate and undergraduate students enrolled in ACT photography classes. Introduction to the Visual Arts (4.301) fullfills the HASS-A requirement. For more information, write to act@mit.edu The MIT Hobby Shop is a fully equipped wood and metal s

MIT Museum Studio. Credit: Elizabeth Woodward. There are several locations on the MIT campus where students can find space and tools to work on creative projects. Voxel Lab MIT Building E38-391 Offers a range of tools, from sewing machines to music production equipment. For more information, write to voxel@mit.edu. MIT Museum Studio MIT Building 10-150 The MIT Museum Studio offers courses within the Program in Science, Technology, and Society. Generally offered in the Spring semester, STS.035 Exhibiting Science fulfills the HASS-A requirement. For more information, write to mitmuseumstudio@mit

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