Official Twitter account for the MIT School of Engineering.
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Some of the most important things in life feel ordinary, until you stop and think about what makes them possible. A cure. A car. A comet. Someone right now is chasing answers to questions we haven't even asked yet. This is #CuriosityOnAMission. 🔬
What are you curious about? curiositymission.org/
MIT School of Engineering retweeted
Tomorrow (Wednesday, Dec. 3) is MIT's Winterfest 2025! Enjoy festive drinks, snacks, and time to relax ☕️🍩 🧘with colleagues and friends. calendar.mit.edu/event/winte…
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Coffee with the new Provost of @MIT my dear friend Anantha Chandrakasan - hugely proud of his appointment 👏👏👏
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"To make new discoveries, you have to go to unexplored territories." --David Huang.
Today, we salute James Fujimoto ’79, SM ’81, PhD ’84, David Huang MD ‘93 PhD ’93, and Eric Swanson SM ’84 as they are inducted into the @InventorsHOF class of '25.
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🚀 The 6th Annual State of Supply Chain Sustainability Survey has launched, and we're looking for your insights! ➡️ mit.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/fo…
Let’s continue shaping the future of sustainable supply chains—together! 💪
#Sustainability #SustainableSupplyChains #MIT @cscmp
MIT School of Engineering retweeted
📢 📢 Final program released for our Global Summit on Open Problems for AI (Boston, 4-6th Dec): algopreneurship.ai
We've got a world-class line-up of speakers presenting Open Problems in AI Algorithms (4th Dec), Ethics (5th Dec) & Applications (6th Dec).
Come along and join the debate!
Run in partnership with the wonderful Æthos and Thinking About Thinking, Inc.
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📢Announcing our next Global Summit on Open Problems for Artificial Intelligence! Boston, 4-6th December📢
bit.ly/BostonSummitAI
Run in partnership with the wonderful Aethos team at the @museumofscience, we have three packed days of great keynote speakers, panels, breakouts, and networking:
Algorithms Day (Dec 4th)
Ethics & Society Day (Dec 5th)
Applications Day (Dec 6th)
Plus of course a closing reception!
Come along to hear about the most recent advances and opinions in AI from fellow researchers, policy makers, and entrepreneurs & funders.
MIT School of Engineering retweeted
MIT Prof. Paula Hammond engineered a new nanoparticle to treat cancer. mitsha.re/DqEv302JCZa #BlackWomenDidThat
MIT School of Engineering retweeted
It's Nuclear Science Week! Power up your education with free online courses taught by @mit_nse faculty: bit.ly/4eKaFJo
@nuclearsciweek #NuclearSciWeek
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MIT School of Engineering retweeted
📢Mingda Li and colleagues propose a virtual node graph neural network to enable the prediction of materials properties with variable output dimension. @MITEngineering @ScienceMIT @ChemistryMIT @MITEECS @mit_nse @ORNL nature.com/articles/s43588-0…
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Earlier this week, Linda Gjerasi, Michael Skocay, and Christina Spinelli were honored with an Infinite Mile Award, which recognizes individuals or teams who have made extraordinary contributions to help the Institute carry out its mission 🥳
📸Gretchen Ertl | @mitengineering
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MIT School of Engineering retweeted
Undergraduates are in Italy conducting fieldwork in Rome and Pompeii for 1.034/3.094 Materials in Human Experience. Students analyze ancient infrastructures and materials and learn ways to improve sustainability of the future through the study of ancient successes.
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ALT 1.034/3.094 Materials in Human Experience students at Pompeii.
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In @NatureComms, researchers from the @CDecoders group and collaborators present ImPULS—an implantable ultrasound device for deep brain stimulation. The device may provide a safer alternative to electrical stimulation and become a valuable research tool. news.mit.edu/2024/ultrasound…
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Professor W. Craig Carter arranges the latest version of the One.MIT mosaic, with 340,000 names inscribed on a single silicon wafer. @mit_nano buff.ly/3Vlc6Xx
MIT School of Engineering retweeted
🎉Congratulations to Akash Ball from @KulikGroup & @MITChemE and Jonathan Bessette from @MITMechE on being named 2024-2025 J-WAFS Fellows.
The fellowship honors PhD students tackling key global water and food challenges.
news.mit.edu/2024/mit-phd-st…
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Yoel Fink and fellow MIT researchers from @MITEECS, @MITChemE, and other institutions developed a silk fabric, which is barely thicker than a human hair, that can suppress unwanted noise and reduce noise transmission in a large room. @MITEngineering buff.ly/4dol0dP
MIT School of Engineering retweeted
"Our results imply that in the early universe, supermassive black holes might have gained their mass before their host galaxies did, and the initial black hole seeds could have been more massive than today." news.mit.edu/2024/mit-astron…
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Associate Professor Lydia Bourouiba’s research on fluid dynamics influenced new guidance from the World Health Organization that will shape how health agencies respond to respiratory infectious diseases.
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"There is one constant in everything she does: an indefatigable curiosity that pushes her toward the edge of risk—or, as she likes to call it, 'the intellectual abyss.'"
- @techreview profile, Polina Anikeeva @AnikeevaLab @MITEngineering @mitbrainandcog technologyreview.com/2024/04…
MIT School of Engineering retweeted
In research that may lead to next-generation airplanes and spacecraft, #MIT engineers used carbon nanotubes to prevent cracking in multilayered composites. @MITAeroAstro @MITEngineering news.mit.edu/2024/nanostitch…
