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PostSeptember 26, 2022

Turning Evolutionary Dials: Directed Evolution Techniques for Climate Chang...

Diagram of a human engineered carbon-dioxide-fixing enzyme, glycolyl-CoA carboxylase, or GCC.

In the MediaSeptember 26, 2022

The Boston Globe

Prof. Emeritus Donald Sadoway and his colleagues have developed a safer and more cost-effective battery to store renewable energy, reports David Abel for The Boston Globe. The battery is “ethically...

PostSeptember 22, 2022

Climate Nucleus Minutes for September 2022

MIT Climate Nucleus

An image of the Earth.

PostSeptember 21, 2022

Ocean scientists measure sediment plume stirred up by deep-sea-mining vehic...

The Launch and Recovery System deploying the Patania II pre-prototype collector vehicle from the surface operations vessel MV Normand Energy.

PostSeptember 21, 2022

3 Questions: Janelle Knox-Hayes on producing renewable energy that communit...

MIT professors Janelle Knox-Hayes and Donald Sadoway call for a new approach to wind-power deployment, one that engages communities in a process of “co-design” and adapts solutions to local needs.

PostSeptember 20, 2022

Passive cooling system could benefit off-grid locations

Two samples of passive cooling devices were tested on the roof of MIT's Building 1: On the left, a sample of the new system, combining evaporative cooling, radiative cooling, and insulation. On the right, a device using just evaporative cooling, for comparison testing.

In the MediaSeptember 20, 2022

Science

Prof. Tanja Bosak speaks with Science reporter Eric Hand about how scientists plan to study rock samples from Mars for clues as to whether the planet once had a magnetic field and for signs of ancient...

In the MediaSeptember 19, 2022

New York Times

Prof. Esther Duflo, a recipient of the 2019 Nobel Prize in Economics, speaks with New York Times reporter Peter Wilson about how climate change can impact global inequality. “The responsibility for...

PostSeptember 15, 2022

Energy poverty in Europe: Using evidence to address an urgent challenge

Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-PAL)

PostSeptember 15, 2022

Cracking the carbon removal challenge

MIT Department of Chemical Engineering

First developed at MIT, the technology enabled by Verdox enables a flow of air or flue gas (blue) containing carbon dioxide (red) to enter the system from the left. As it passes between thin battery electrode plates, carbon dioxide attaches to the charged plates while the cleaned airstream passes on through and exits at right.

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