MIT Energy Initiative plans for low-carbon future
From the President
President's Letter: Changing Course, of Course
Since joining MIT’s faculty nearly 40 years ago, I have witnessed a fascinating range of moments that shifted our trajectory in some fundamental way.
Trajectory
A Major Expansion for the Green Building
Rising nearly 300 feet from the ground, the Cecil and Ida Green Building, aka Building 54, stands out as not only the tallest building on MIT’s campus but also (until recently) the tallest building in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Trajectory
What Steps Can Researchers Take to Boost Impact?
Martha Gray reveals lessons from MIT linQ initiative.
Summer Sail Days
Learn-to-sail classes
The expanding role of computer science education—in disciplines from engineering to the arts to health to the environment—took center stage during a series of academic discussions held on Day 2
Visions of the future shone bright as the celebration for the MIT Stephen A. Schwarzman College of Computing culminated in a community-wide symposium at Kresge Auditorium. “My hope is
Explore: The Student Experience
A somersaulting mini cheetah robot and a project dubbed the Thinking Cap were among the highlights of Explore: The Student Experience, an exposition of projects that transformed the student street
The first dean of the MIT Stephen A. Schwarzman College of Computing, Daniel Huttenlocher SM ’84, PhD ’88, returns to MIT with widely published scholarship in computer science as well
This mini cheetah is the first four-legged robot capable of performing a backflip, a skill that highlights its suitability for use in any terrain. The robot was developed by Benjamin
Hello World, Hello MIT
Celebrating the MIT Stephen A. Schwarzman College of Computing