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In the MediaDecember 16, 2025

Interesting Engineering

Researchers at MIT have developed a new physical model that can help “improve predictions of proton mobility across a wide range of metal oxides,” reports Ameya Paleja for Interesting Engineering....
PostDecember 15, 2025

Working to eliminate barriers to adopting nuclear energy

MIT Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering
Using his modeling expertise in his doctoral work, Dauren Sarsenbayev is evaluating the potential of spent nuclear fuel as an anthropogenic geothermal energy source.
PostDecember 15, 2025

What makes a good proton conductor?

MIT News
MIT researchers developed a model to predict how well materials can conduct protons, showing performance depends, in part, on the flexibility of a material's oxide ions. Here, two oxide-ions (red) contract to enable transfer of a proton (white) between them.
PostDecember 12, 2025

Making clean energy investments more successful

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Governments and businesses face many choices for investment in clean energy.
PostDecember 11, 2025

A new approach to carbon capture could slash costs

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“At room temperature, the solution can absorb more CO2, and with mild heating it can release the CO2. There is an instant pH change when we heat up the solution a little bit,” Youhong (Nancy) Guo says.
In the MediaDecember 11, 2025

New York Times

A study by MIT researchers examining the carbon emissions of self-driving cars found that “the power required to run one billion driverless vehicles driving for one hour per day could consume as much...
PostDecember 11, 2025

New materials could boost the energy efficiency of microelectronics

MIT News
A new fabrication technique that stacks multiple active components on the back end of a computer chip could significantly boost the energy efficiency of microelectronics.
In the MediaDecember 10, 2025

The Boston Globe

Prof. Desirée Plata, director of MIT’s Methane Network, spoke with Boston Globe reporter Kate Selig about how regional supermarkets are addressing their methane footprints. Plata notes that “grocers...
PostDecember 9, 2025

Resurrecting an MIT “learning by doing” tradition: NEET scholars instal...

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NEET scholars install their team's solar-powered charging station in an MIT campus courtyard as part of 22.03/3.0061 (Introduction to Design Thinking and Rapid Prototyping), a class offered through the NEET Climate and Sustainability Systems thread.
In the MediaDecember 9, 2025

USA Today

Visiting Scientist Judah Cohen speaks with USA Today reporter Doyle Rice about how the polar vortex could send a blast over cold air to areas of the central and eastern United States. “I believe that...

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