Pushing engineering boundaries to spur infrastructure innovation MIT hosts Infrastructure Innovation in a Changing Environment Conference. December 22, 2015 Read full story →
Senior Camilo Ruiz engineers solutions Biological engineering major pursues collaborations that have broad impact for society. December 15, 2015 Read full story →
Wireless sensors could make diesel engines greener Startup’s sensors measure soot and ash buildup in filters to help engines burn more efficiently. December 15, 2015 Read full story →
Black student leaders present recommendations for a more inclusive MIT Students are working closely with senior administration; President Reif praises collaboration. December 9, 2015 Read full story →
Bringing synthetic biology education to life Nonprofit provides hands-on experiments to students and teachers worldwide. December 4, 2015 Read full story →
Carolena Ruprecht: On board with nuclear engineering for the Navy Following graduation this June, senior Carolena Ruprecht will lead a crew maintaining nuclear-powered systems for the U.S. Navy. December 3, 2015 Read full story →
3 Questions: Anna Frebel on searching for the oldest stars New book details astronomers’ hunt for clues to the early universe. December 3, 2015 Read full story →
Defense Secretary Carter visits MIT for innovation discussion Dialogue with defense secretary focuses on bolstering leading-edge manufacturing. December 2, 2015 Read full story →
Daniel Rothman awarded math prize for work on Earth's carbon cycle Professor of geophysics and co-director of the Lorenz Center at MIT honored with the 2016 American Mathematical Society Levi L. Conant Prize. November 30, 2015 Read full story →
Potash: A silent crisis brews Farmers in Africa and other tropical areas in the Southern Hemisphere are stripping potassium from soils without replacing it. November 24, 2015 Read full story →
Q&A: Visiting artist Keith Ellenbogen MIT Center for Art, Science, and Technology visiting artist Keith Ellenbogen brings high-speed photography to the natural world. November 24, 2015 Read full story →
Biomedical imaging at one-thousandth the cost Mathematical modeling enables $100 depth sensor to approximate the measurements of a $100,000 piece of lab equipment. November 23, 2015 Read full story →
At the nanoscale, concrete proves effective for nuclear containment New research shows concrete is a strong choice for the long-term confinement of nuclear waste. November 19, 2015 Read full story →
It takes a network Rising Stars workshop helps female electrical engineers and computer scientists build a professional network, find jobs in academia. November 18, 2015 Read full story →
Capturing an underwater world Visiting artist Keith Ellenbogen collaborates with MIT faculty and staff to create a unique underwater photography course. November 17, 2015 Read full story →