par Zach Winn | MIT News Office | Août 5, 2022 | Alumni/ae, Chemical engineering, Climate change, Energy, Infrastructure, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (I&E), Mechanical engineering, Renewable energy, School of Engineering, Startups, Sustainability, Water
Growing up on a farm in Texas, there was always something for siblings Gia Schneider ’99 and Abe Schneider ’02, SM ’03 to do. But every Saturday at 2 p.m., no matter what, the family would go down to a local creek to fish, build rock dams and rope swings, and enjoy... par Zach Winn | MIT News Office | Juil 26, 2022 | Alumni/ae, Cambridge, Boston and region, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL), Diversity and inclusion, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (I&E), Robotics, Robots, Startups, STEM education, Women in STEM
The MIT spinout Ori attracted a lot of attention when it unveiled its shapeshifting furniture prototypes in 2014. But after the founders left MIT, they faced a number of daunting challenges. Where would they find the space to build and demo their apartment-scale... par Zach Winn | MIT News Office | Juil 24, 2022 | Africa, Agriculture, Alumni/ae, Asia, Developing countries, Food, Global, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (I&E), MISTI, Poverty, Social entrepreneurship, Startups, Women
The root vegetable cassava is a major food staple in dozens of countries across the world. Drought-resistant, nutritious, and tasty, it has also become a major source of income for small-scale, rural farmers in places like West Africa and Southeast Asia. But the... par Zach Winn | MIT News Office | Juil 24, 2022 | Africa, Agriculture, Alumni/ae, Asia, Developing countries, Food, Global, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (I&E), MISTI, Poverty, Social entrepreneurship, Startups, Women
The root vegetable cassava is a major food staple in dozens of countries across the world. Drought-resistant, nutritious, and tasty, it has also become a major source of income for small-scale, rural farmers in places like West Africa and Southeast Asia. But the... par Lanandra Russell | Department of Chemical Engineering | Juil 18, 2022 | Alumni/ae, Awards, honors and fellowships, Biological engineering, Chemical engineering, Civil and environmental engineering, Climate change, Graduate, postdoctoral, Harvard-MIT Health Sciences and Technology, Health care, machine learning, Mathematics, Mechanical engineering, Neuroscience, Pollution, Public health, School of Engineering, School of Science, Staff
Four researchers with MIT ties — Juncal Arbelaiz, Xiangkun (Elvis) Cao, Sandya Subramanian, and Heather Zlotnick ’17 — have been honored with competitive Schmidt Science Fellowships. Created in 2017, the fellows program aims to bring together the world’s brightest... par Martin Greenwald | Plasma Science and Fusion Center | Juil 15, 2022 | Alumni/ae, Electrical Engineering & Computer Science (eecs), Francis Bitter Magnet Lab, Fusion, History of science, Lincoln Laboratory, Magnets, Nuclear science and engineering, Obituaries, Physics, Plasma Science and Fusion Center, School of Engineering, School of Science, Staff
Donald “Bruce” Montgomery SM ’57, a highly influential engineer and longtime MIT researcher whose career was focused on the development of large-scale electromagnets, died on July 1. He was 89. Montgomery’s contributions have been pivotal for numerous major facilities...
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