Researchers identify opportunities to improve quality, reduce cost of global food assistance delivery
Research from MIT's CITE program leverages a procurement process to identify opportunities for improving food aid supply chains.
Research from MIT's CITE program leverages a procurement process to identify opportunities for improving food aid supply chains.
2017 D-Lab Scale-Ups are tackling energy access, small farm irrigation, portable medical diagnostics, online education, and support for local artisans.
Involving local farmers in tackling a problem can provide long-lasting benefits.
In more than 20 years working on wireless sensors and radio frequency identification (RFID), Richard Fletcher has produced several startups and over a dozen patents.
Study of post-harvest storage technology use in Uganda assesses potential for farmer adoption, identifies supply chain challenges and solutions.
MIT senior will use Marshall Scholarship to work on devices that enhance mobility for the disabled.
As camps swell, change:WATER Labs aims to bring toilets into individual homes.
An MIT professor helped turn a class project into a mass-produced product that is helping people in developing countries.
Large-scale tests compare damage from insects and moisture using a variety of containers.
Innovators and researchers tackle global issues through actionable research and collaboration.
When a plan to improve stoves in Peru met unexpected challenges, MIT senior Sade Nabahe rose to meet them.
Study of malaria rapid diagnostic tests in Uganda assesses scalability, identifies supply chain challenges.
MIT researchers develop a decision-making tool for global classrooms looking to deploy educational technologies.
Study of water test kits used in Gujarat, India, assesses suitability, scalability, and sustainability.
Nanes brings to D-Lab 30 years of experience on four continents in technology, innovation, supply chains, and microfinance.