The MIT Media Lab, led by Joichi Ito, sought support for a fellowship program in Antidisciplinary Science, with a proposed budget of approximately $10M [1] and later $12 million to fund and operate the first three years of the program [1] [2]. The Lab is a leader in this area, which promises to fundamentally rethink research and practice around scientific inquiry [1] [2]. Joichi Ito exchanged emails with Jeffrey Epstein regarding the Antidisciplinary Science Fellows Proposal in April and May 2016 [1] [2], and again in May 2017 to discuss the concept of "One Science / Media Lab" [3]. The MIT Media Lab was also mentioned in an email from June 2013, where Ryan McCarthy discussed introductions and meetings with Joscha Bach, Joi Ito, and Jeffrey Epstein [5]. Additionally, an appointment was made with the MIT Media Lab, including Joi Ito and Caleb, on May 6th [6].