MICHAEL KUPERSTEIN Ph.D.

I still find it hard to believe that Michael is gone. I wish that there was some more time for us to get together to reminisce about our living together as roommates in the apartment on Harvard Street in Cambridge. Michael always had a warm smile, and positive attitude. It seemed that there was nothing he could not conquer. I was amazed to hear him playing bluegrass on his violin while relaxing. I remember running into him in the hallways after he had begun his PhD program in neuroscience,...

My family was so saddened to learn of Michael's passing. He grew up for many years in Norwich, CT, where his father was our beloved cantor. I knew Michael when he was at M.I.T. and I was at Brandeis. He was a genius! May his memory always be for a blessing.

I found this memorial site while searching for Michael Kuperstein online. I apologize for being late to this online memorial and for sending these late condolences to his family and friends. For several years Michael and I were adventurers exploring Michael’s decades long endeavor to understand the scientific and intellectual basis for biological Life. Michael led us on wonderful journeys deep into his philosophical and scientific ideas. Thanks to Michael’s son, Zach, who saved many of his...

Michael could really play a mean fiddle on his violin .....
Bob Weinberg - Michael's room-mate from 113 Harvard Street, Cambridge 1973-75

I was truly saddened to learn of Michael's passing. I knew Michael growing up as a kid in update NY and then, much later, as an adult. He was truly a genius inventor, with a tremendous passion for his work. His intellectual curiosity was off the charts. Sincere condolences to his family,