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PostMay 19, 2026

A day in the life of MIT MBA student Patrick Yeung

Patrick Yeung came to MIT Sloan wanting to be surrounded by a community of builders.

PostMay 18, 2026

Startup making reusable emergency housing wins MIT $100K competition

The startup Uplift Microhome, co-founded by Charlie Nitschelm and Trevor O’Leary, won this year’s MIT $100K Entrepreneurship Competition.

PostMay 15, 2026

How the war in the Middle East is impacting global energy systems

MIT Energy Initiative

At MITEI’s 2026 Earth Day Colloquium, Fatih Birol, the executive director of the International Energy Agency, discussed the potential short- and long-term impacts of the current disruptions to the world's energy markets.

In the MediaMay 15, 2026

Scientific American

A study by MIT scientists uncovered the culprit in the deep-sea mystery of what was reducing the ocean’s carbon-trapping capacity: dense microbe ‘cities’ living inside marine snow (slowly sinking...

PostMay 14, 2026

From technical solution to systems change: Tackling the problem of plastic ...

“The biggest thing PKG has given me is a way of thinking,” says senior Akorfa Dagadu. “The systems thinking mindset really stays with you. You start to see everything as connected.”

PodcastMay 14, 2026

E7: A hard look at steel

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PostMay 12, 2026

3 Questions: Evaluating hourly air pollution forecasts in a time of more fr...

MIT Center for Sustainability Science and Strategy

Improving air quality forecasts

PostMay 12, 2026

3 Questions: Shedding light on why power grids go dark

MIT Energy Initiative

A year ago, the electric power grid serving the Iberian peninsula went down, plunging some of continental Spain and Portugal into darkness for as long as 12 hours. After much analysis, the event has provided valuable lessons on how to prevent outages on power grids everywhere.

PostMay 12, 2026

Q&A: Expanding MIT’s global reach through Universal Learning

MIT Open Learning

Universal Learning combines the subject matter expertise of MIT faculty and Open Learning’s more than 25 years of innovation in online education to deliver a learning experience centered on real-world stories, practical exercises, and the needs of global learners.

PostMay 12, 2026

For most US drivers, EVs offer emissions benefits and cost savings

A new MIT study finds that despite regional differences in climate, electricity sources, traffic, and driving patterns, electric vehicles produce fewer greenhouse gas emissions — and cost no more to own — than comparable gas-powered cars for most U.S drivers.

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