Famous folks from Lexington

Tim Berners-Lee On warm days, Berners-Lee usually bikes to work from his Lexington home along the Minuteman Bikeway to MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. The researcher is widely recognized as the creator of the World Wide Web. When not pondering the semantic web, Berners-Lee, a transplant from England, dreams of linking Greater Boston's parks, paths, and trails.
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Tim Berners-Lee

On warm days, Berners-Lee usually bikes to work from his Lexington home along the Minuteman Bikeway to MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.

The researcher is widely recognized as the creator of the World Wide Web.

When not pondering the semantic web, Berners-Lee, a transplant from England, dreams of linking Greater Boston's parks, paths, and trails.