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PostAugust 27, 2020

MIT Energy Conference Goes Virtual

Transitioning the MIT Energy Conference online allowed for additional reach, resulting in a record audience of 3,500 people, as compared to the original limit of 600 attendees for the in-person event. Read about how the student-run conference pivoted to a successful online event with short notice here.

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