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PostApril 8, 2026

Desirée Plata appointed associate dean of engineering

Desirée Plata, the School of Engineering Distinguished Climate and Energy Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, has been named associate dean of engineering.

PostApril 7, 2026

Sixteen new START.nano companies are developing hard-tech solutions with th...

David Lundberg PhD ’24, co-founder and CTO of Rheyo, uses the WITec alpha300 apyron Confocal Raman microscope at Characterization.nano to image a tooth.

PostApril 3, 2026

Urban planning students engage with communities through the Freedom Summer ...

Sara Jex MCP ’25 (second from left) and family members visit 7000 Central Ave. in Cleveland, Ohio, a vacant 183,000-square-foot factory once used to manufacture Hulett unloaders. The building is among the first strategic acquisitions of the Site Readiness Fund for Good Jobs, which is working to redevelop disinvested industrial sites.

PostApril 3, 2026

Toward cheaper, cleaner hydrogen production

“Creating high-impact technologies is always fun,” says Sobek.

PostApril 2, 2026

MIT researchers measure traffic emissions, to the block, in real-time

New work by MIT researchers shows how to generate nearly real-time vehicle emissions information — which can measure the effects of policy changes, such as New York City's congestion pricing.

PostMarch 31, 2026

Climate change may produce “fast-food” phytoplankton

As sea surface temperatures rise over the next century, phytoplankton in polar regions will adapt to be less rich in proteins, heavier in carbohydrates, and lower in nutrients overall. “We’re moving in the poles toward a sort of fast-food ocean,” says MIT postdoc Shlomit Sharoni.

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