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In the MediaAugust 22, 2023

The Boston Globe

Researchers at MIT have developed a supercapacitor, an energy storage system, using cement, water and carbon, reports Macie Parker for The Boston Globe. “Energy storage is a global problem,” says Prof...
In the MediaAugust 22, 2023

The Boston Globe

Boston Globe reporter Hiawatha Bray spotlights WiTricity, an MIT spinoff that designs wireless charging systems. “WiTricity uses magnetic fields rather than cables to give batteries a boost,” explains...
PostAugust 21, 2023

Q&A: Steven Gonzalez on Indigenous futurist science fiction

MIT School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences
MIT HASTS PhD candidate Steven Gonzalez, who writes under the name E.G. Condé, has published his first book, "Sordidez.”
PostAugust 21, 2023

The ice cores that will let us look 1.5 million years into the past

MIT Technology Review
In the MediaAugust 19, 2023

The Hill

Writing for The Hill, Andre Zollinger, senior policy manager at J-PAL Global, makes the case that “current attention to air pollution can be transformational for how we tackle climate change. Policy...
PostAugust 18, 2023

MIT at the 2023 Venice Biennale

Department of Urban Studies and Planning MIT
The 2023 biennale features work by many MIT faculty, students, and alumni, including "The BLACK City Astrolabe: A Constellation of African Diasporic Women" (detail), by Andrea Avezzù.
PostAugust 18, 2023

This startup has engineered a clever way to reuse waste heat from cloud com...

MIT Technology Review
PostAugust 18, 2023

Alumnus’ thermal battery helps industry eliminate fossil fuels

MIT News
Antora Energy is addressing the intermittent nature of wind and solar with a low-cost, highly efficient thermal battery that stores electricity as heat to allow manufacturers and other energy-hungry businesses to eliminate their use of fossil fuels.
PostAugust 17, 2023

Bianca Champenois SM ’22 Helps Model the Future for Coastal Industries

MIT Spectrum
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PostAugust 17, 2023

To improve solar and other clean energy tech, look beyond hardware

MIT News
A new analysis from MIT researchers reveals that soft technology, the processes to design and deploy a solar energy system, contributed far less to the total cost declines of solar installations than previously estimated. Their quantitative model shows that driving down solar energy costs in the future will likely require either improving soft technology or reducing system dependencies on soft technology features.

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