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I'm not so sure. The 123 byte version has two extra columns compared to the 101 byte version (award year, award type). I don't know if this means anything.,,

I'm struggling with this question also. I really enjoyed having a relatively young research advisor during my undergraduate years, so I'm looking for something similar for my PhD. In my opinion, other factors are more important that the age of the research advisor. For example, the level of involvement of the advisor and the size of the group are much more important to me.

I'm making the exact same choice for a Chemistry PhD. I'll decide after I visit in March... Best of luck to you!

Can someone tell me how much money MIT is providing for travel to the visiting weekend? I was accepted today via email. I'm an American living in Germany and am trying to plan my visit to MIT and Berkeley without going bankrupt. Thanks!