Cynthia Barnhart
Cynthia Barnhart SM ’86, PhD ’88
Chancellor 2014-present
Associate Dean of Engineering for Academic Affairs 2007-2014
Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Engineering Systems
An early love of mathematics led Cynthia Barnhart into engineering, where she now develops new models and algorithms around optimization methods for large-scale transportation and logistics problems. Professor Barnhart is a former codirector of both the Center for Transportation and Logistics and the Operations Research Center; she currently serves as director of Transportation@MIT and as associate dean for the School of Engineering.
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This is my kind of ASMR. The kind that takes you back as a kid when you first experienced it at school in the library, or a talk show interview on old cable tv, or when a friend whispered something in your ear, or a teacher with a really soft voice and you just knew that it was super enjoyable, relaxing, and made you sleepy and you wondered if everybody else did this too.
@shivaxxx2147
Жыл бұрын
I see your using proper punctuation as if your getting graded lmao 🤡
@joefollett2985
11 ай бұрын
I can't agree more with you! I remember tingling sensations from stuff like this video. For me, Bob Ross in the 90s during elementary years, was my main source for ASMR without knowing it!
@Modifiedparts31
10 ай бұрын
100%. I would turn the tv on to some random channel that had a good voice talking. I’d close my eyes and flip through channels. I’d get sleepy if a teacher in school had a good voice.
@redneck2894
9 ай бұрын
😅
@redneck2894
9 ай бұрын
@@joefollett2985😅😮😅😅😅😅😅😅
Sometimes I miss working at a call center for a utility company. Sometimes you would get a caller with a soft voice that just triggers the brain. It was so nice.
This is definitely unintentional ASMR.. gotta save this
Her voice is soothing for ASMR
This is pure asmr gold.
Hee voice is sweet and so is her smile but she is an intellectual powerhouse and I love that combination!
@TacosAndBenders
Жыл бұрын
we sound the same!
Such a clever woman. Engineers are the unsung hero’s of humanity 🙌
@Michelle-rv9ks
Жыл бұрын
She is amazing
Super relaxing watching Cynthia speak. An interesting topic delivered with an amazing ASMR voice and infectious smile.
Damn, what a great mind! Long life Cynthia!!!
This woman has a very longstanding relationship with MIT students. I’m surprised there aren’t any alumni discussing her influence here.
I like to listen to advice then make my own decision. Cynthia is a Libra!
Asmr pure gold
Problem: whether she's conducting training or running staff meetings, people immediately fall asleep.
I was also born at west point NY!
Her voice is amazing and the fact that she is an intellectual is even more attractive !
The canteen in mit must be a pretty chill place
I wonder how she would answer the question,” what is a fog horn for?”
I predict we will be flying around in fart powered space suits by the year 2188
She is so beautiful ❤
@marymorenomariposa
7 ай бұрын
what? 😂 you must be blind ASF
A lot of creepers on here
@blackbabychocobo7179
7 ай бұрын
Aw man
@marymorenomariposa
7 ай бұрын
yea cuz she is FAR from good looking 😂
😍
So casually went to grad school, the school must have been so thrilled to have her that they forgave the tuition and even paid her to be there. Some people are privileged, she must be one of them.
@temporallabsol9531
Жыл бұрын
Fix yourself. Your Freudian issues are blinding.
@rustyshimstock8653
9 ай бұрын
Many people are privileged to have the attitude and learning ability that makes them good at school. It is a win-win proposition for educational institutions to compete for thes students.
I wanna see just one of these "150th Anniversary" interviews where the subject is introverted and socially awkward, and gives really short, curt answers and the interview only lasts 5 minutes, instead of these 90 minute marathons that most of these interviews are.
🤣🤣🤣💨
Kinda hot.
@Mike_Greentea
9 ай бұрын
Milf
As interesting as I find this, most of it doesnt apply to the poor regions of the world, such as Africa.
@mabelpup8502
3 ай бұрын
So what
She sounds like a teenage Tik Tok girl!
You deflored an infant? That has to just be its own punishment. Good luck with that.
Does everyone at MIT smack and suck their teeth? How rude
@melissasaint3283
Жыл бұрын
I can't imagine anyone genuinely happy with himself and his own life spending so much time trolling videos of likeable MIT professors. Just go be happy with yourself, my dude.
@Dangerops69
Жыл бұрын
@@melissasaint3283 🙌
@mabelpup8502
10 ай бұрын
You’re a trash can
Why do you need female and minority faculty members? Shouldn't your faculty be the most qualified to do the job regardless of race or sex? This is the reason we are failing as a nation.
@Michelle-rv9ks
Жыл бұрын
Good thing MIT has you to worry about whether or not it has qualified faculty.
@rustymcgee14455
Жыл бұрын
You literally just stole my comment, ha ha. Yeah, this is a shining example of how meritocracy got strangled 😅
@emilypaller4933
Жыл бұрын
@@rustymcgee14455 I think what tickles me most about this comment is you believing that you’re somehow bringing up a point that hasn’t been dissected and discussed in academia, and believing that you are more qualified than all of the people making decisions because you know exactly what is wrong with this country. I look forward to you opening your own university and I expect utmost perfection
@rustymcgee14455
Жыл бұрын
@@emilypaller4933 thanks for the laugh.
@Emdooey
11 ай бұрын
Are you a Farengi ?
Urban Mobility - The subway system
Moving people around collectively has been in existence for over a century. It's called mass transit.
@hittman1412
7 ай бұрын
… and?
Hmmm....Urban Mobility - so if you listen to what she is saying, it's really a human conditioning and behavioral science project. The real question is - Is it even necessary ?
Zzzzzz....
The combination of drugs may work better for some people but not others because ???? The make up of all human beings is different. None of us are exactly the same
Urban demands on people ? Like what ?
I read her Wiki page... a whole lotta nothin' there... "MIT" "First Female to hold position of Chancellor of MIT". Why she was made "Chancellor" who knows? Try and find out why she's so special or competent or what specific achievement(s) that warrant "MIT" exulting? don't know... any academic citations other than "MIT", like Marvin Minksy or other professor/scientists that teach there? No... like nothing at all... so, like, what's the big deal other than she's a woman living and working in a man's world working her way up the corporate ladder? Break it down for me "MIT"
She seems like a know it all. Annoying
@RelaxMyDude
6 ай бұрын
You sound mad. Hilarious!