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PostMay 20, 2022

MIT J-WAFS announces 2022 seed grant recipients

The 2022 J-WAFS seed grant recipients are (clockwise from top left) Gang Chen, Heather Kulik, Gregory Rutledge, César Terrer, John Fernández, Scott Odell, Ariel Furst, and Michael Triantafyllou.

PostMay 20, 2022

Expanding energy access in rural Lesotho

OnePower is building networks of minigrids powered by solar energy to bring electricity to rural regions of Lesotho.

PostMay 17, 2022

On the road to cleaner, greener, and faster driving

In a new study, MIT researchers demonstrate a machine-learning approach that can learn to control a fleet of autonomous vehicles as they approach and travel through a signalized intersection in a way that keeps traffic flowing smoothly.

PostMay 16, 2022

Energy storage important to creating affordable, reliable, deeply decarboni...

"The Future of Energy Storage" report is the culmination of a three-year study exploring the long-term outlook and recommendations for energy storage technology and policy. As the report details, energy storage is a key component in making renewable energy sources, like wind and solar, financially and logistically viable at the scales needed to decarbonize our power grid and combat climate change.

PostMay 16, 2022

Solar-powered desalination device wins MIT $100K competition

Group photo of all the winners

PostMay 12, 2022

MIT Climate “Plug-In” highlights first year of progress on MIT’s clim...

PostMay 12, 2022

Ultrathin fuel cell uses the body’s own sugar to generate electricity

Silicon chip with 30 individual glucose micro fuel cells, seen as small silver squares inside each gray rectangle.

PostMay 10, 2022

MIT expands research collaboration with Commonwealth Fusion Systems to buil...

A new agreement doubles CFS’ financial commitment to PSFC, enabling greater recruitment and support of students, staff, and faculty in addition to diverse research in fusion science and technology.

PostMay 9, 2022

Poet Kealoha Wong ’99 to speak at the MIT Classes of 2020 and 2021 Gradua...

Kealoha Wong ’99, Hawaii’s first poet laureate, will deliver the keynote address at the Classes of 2020 and 2021 Graduation Celebration.

PostMay 9, 2022

Team creates map for production of eco-friendly metals

Jaclyn Lunger is first author of a paper detailing the reactions — at the atomic level — behind an eco-friendly way to produce metals.

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