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A new MIT model simulates the flow of natural gas through production systems such as the one shown above.

MIT math model could aid natural gas production

November 21, 2006

MIT forms new energy council

November 15, 2006

Researchers present a graphic illustrating how magnetism can transmit energy wirelessly. Marin Soljacic, left, assistant professor of physics, Aristeidis Karalis, G, and John Joannopoulos, professor of physics, use theoretical calculations and computer simulations to find ways to recharge electronics wirelessly.

Wireless energy could power consumer, industrial electronics

Dead cell phone inspired researcher's innovation

November 14, 2006

Soap Box speakers urge energy conservation

November 13, 2006

Robots headed for deepwater oil, gas operations

November 8, 2006

Shell Oil president discusses new fuels, energy security

November 8, 2006

Next energy technologies may mimic nature

November 1, 2006

Gutowski focuses on design to boost recycling

November 1, 2006

Engineer launches review of energy use in manufacturing

November 1, 2006

Green design research unites Institute across disciplines

November 1, 2006

Pie charts show how American attitudes have changed from doubt to acceptance of global warming. The chart at left reflects a 2003 MIT survey, the one at right the same survey in 2006. Yellow = serious, act now; red = some action; green = wait and see; blue = not a problem.

MIT survey: Climate change tops Americans' environmental concerns

October 31, 2006

MIT researchers have developed a half-sized engine that performs like a full-sized engine but offers the fuel efficiency of a hybrid electric car. The team includes, from left to right, Leslie Bromberg, principal research engineer at the Plasma Science and Fusion Center (PSFC), Daniel Cohn, division head and senior research scientist at the PSFC, and John Heywood, director of the Sloan Automotive ...

MIT's pint-sized car engine promises high efficiency, low cost

Ethanol empowers the little engine that could

October 25, 2006

Sustainability guides 'Soap Box' energy panel

Automotive, building industries should take the lead

October 23, 2006

EnergyNight shines a bright light on new work

October 18, 2006

MIT Museum Soap Box series focuses on future of energy

October 17, 2006

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MIT forms new energy council

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Soap Box speakers urge energy conservation

Robots headed for deepwater oil, gas operations

Shell Oil president discusses new fuels, energy security

Next energy technologies may mimic nature

Gutowski focuses on design to boost recycling

Engineer launches review of energy use in manufacturing

Green design research unites Institute across disciplines

MIT survey: Climate change tops Americans' environmental concerns

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Sustainability guides 'Soap Box' energy panel

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