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PostMay 27, 2022

“The world needs your smarts, your skills,” Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala tells M...

Friday’s Commencement ceremony celebrated the 1,099 undergraduate and 2,590 graduate students receiving MIT diplomas this year.

PostMay 25, 2022

Lama Willa Baker challenges MIT audience to look beyond technology to solve...

In facing a global climate crisis, Buddhist teacher Willa Blythe Baker explained, “Much is made of what we must do, but little is made of how we must live and who we must become.”

PostMay 23, 2022

Living Climate Futures initiative showcases holistic approach to the climat...

Indigenous leaders from across the country shared their natural world philosophies at a two-day MIT symposium called Living Climate Future. “People are experiencing a climate crisis that is global in really different ways in different places,” says Heather Paxson, head of MIT Anthropology and an event organizer. The symposium provided “a sense of the power of listening to individual experience. Not because it gives us the big picture, but because it gives us the small picture.”

PostMay 20, 2022

MIT J-WAFS announces 2022 seed grant recipients

The 2022 J-WAFS seed grant recipients are (clockwise from top left) Gang Chen, Heather Kulik, Gregory Rutledge, César Terrer, John Fernández, Scott Odell, Ariel Furst, and Michael Triantafyllou.

PostMay 20, 2022

Expanding energy access in rural Lesotho

OnePower is building networks of minigrids powered by solar energy to bring electricity to rural regions of Lesotho.

PostMay 17, 2022

On the road to cleaner, greener, and faster driving

In a new study, MIT researchers demonstrate a machine-learning approach that can learn to control a fleet of autonomous vehicles as they approach and travel through a signalized intersection in a way that keeps traffic flowing smoothly.

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