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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.

PostSeptember 14, 2022

A lasting — and valuable — legacy

Betar Gallant, associate professor of mechanical engineering at MIT, utilizes electrochemical reactions to develop new sustainable technologies, including systems that capture carbon dioxide emissions and produce higher-energy rechargeable lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles.

PostSeptember 13, 2022

Computing for the health of the planet

Clockwise from top left: Sara Beery, Priya Donti, Sherrie Wang, and Ericmoore Jossou are using advanced computational methods and tools to help find solutions for a range of climate and environmental issues. The new faculty members will join the MIT community in the coming year as part of an ongoing commitment by the MIT Schwarzman College of Computing to hire 50 new faculty (25 shared with other academic departments and 25 in computer science and artificial intelligence and decision-making).

PostSeptember 13, 2022

SMART Innovation Center awarded five-year NRF grant for new deep tech ventu...

SMART Innovation Centre has been awarded a five-year grant by Singapore’s National Research Foundation as part of NRF’s Research, Innovation, and Enterprise 2025 Plan.

PostSeptember 12, 2022

MIT accelerates efforts on path to carbon reduction goals

Under its “Fast Forward” climate action plan, MIT has set a goal of eliminating direct emissions from its campus by 2050 and a near-term milestone of achieving net-zero emissions by 2026.

PostSeptember 12, 2022

3Q: How MIT is working to reduce carbon emissions on our campus

Joe Higgins, vice president for campus services and stewardship

Educator GuideSeptember 8, 2022

Travel and Climate Change Educator Guide

TILclimate Podcast

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PostSeptember 7, 2022

Turning carbon dioxide into valuable products

MIT Energy Initiative

Professor Ariel Furst (center), undergraduate Rachel Ahlmark (left), postdoc Gang Fan (right), and their colleagues are employing biological materials, including DNA, to achieve the conversion of carbon dioxide to valuable products.

PostSeptember 6, 2022

MIT students contribute to success of historic fusion experiment

Plasma Science and Fusion Center

MIT has contributed to the success of the ignition program at the National Ignition Facilty for more than a decade by providing and using a dozen diagnostics, implemented by MIT PhD students and staff, which have been critical for assessing the performance of an implosion, like the one pictured.

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