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Inspired by "structural color" found in nature, a team of engineers have developed a technique for producing materials that when stretched can transform their color, reflecting different wavelengths as the material is strained.
MIT engineers have developed stamp-sized ultrasound adhesive that can produce clear images of heart, lungs, and other internal organs. The new design might make the technology as accessible as buying Band-Aids at the pharmacy.
Recent alumni of MIT’s mechanical engineering graduate program reflect upon the challenges and triumphs of their PhD experience.
Howie Bluestein '70, SM '72, PhD '76 has been chasing storms for over 40 years. It wasn't until he attended MIT that he realized he could have a career in meteorology. Since then, Bluestein and his fellow storm chasers have used mobile radar to probe tornadoes and their parent thunderstorms.
A new robotic system, named FuseBot, uses radio frequency signals, computer vision, and complex reasoning to efficiently find items hidden under a pile.
For MIT AeroAstro sophomores, Unified Flight is a rite of passage, a set of highly intensive foundation-building classes that set students on a course toward becoming Astronautical Engineers.
MIT researchers have created an integrated design pipeline that enables a user with no specialized knowledge to quickly craft a customized 3D-printable robotic hand.
Inspired by fireflies, a team of researchers has created insect-scale robots that can emit light when they fly, which enables motion tracking and communication.