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Ellen Roche and Justin Solomon named Edgerton Award winners
MIT associate professors Ellen Roche of the Department of Mechanical Engineering (MechE) and Justin Solomon of the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) have been named the 2023 winners…
Researchers develop a new source of quantum light
Using novel materials that have been widely studied as potential new solar photovoltaics, researchers at MIT have shown that nanoparticles of these materials can emit a stream of single, identical photons.…
School of Engineering welcomes new faculty
The School of Engineering is welcoming 11 new members of its faculty across six of its academic departments and institutes. This new cohort of faculty members, who have either recently started their roles at MIT…
Most work is new work, long-term study of U.S. census data shows
This is part 1 of a two-part MIT News feature examining new job creation in the U.S. since 1940, based on new research from Ford Professor of Economics David Autor. Part 2 is available here.
In 1900, Orville…
Mars Report: August 20 2018
Mars remains bright in the sky after its closest approach to Earth since 2003.
Through a telescope, surface features remain obscured by a dust storm that continues to envelop the planet.
Curiosity Rover
The Curiosity Rover celebrated…
15 Years in Space: Spitzer Space Telescope
Mike Werner: We had no conception at all that we'd be doing this for 15 years as successfully as we have been.
Lisa Storrie-Lombardi: We are beyond where we thought we would be, beyond the engineering limits that this was planned…
NASA’s Curiosity Searches for New Clues About Mars’ Ancient Water
That explanation would be consistent with one of the most surprising discoveries Curiosity has made while driving up Mount Sharp: Water seems to have come and gone in phases, rather than gradually disappearing as the planet grew drier.…
Sun Series: How to Experience a Total Solar Eclipse – NASA
About NASA’s Curious Universe Podcast
Come get curious with NASA. As an official NASA podcast, Curious Universe brings you mind-blowing science and space adventures you won’t find anywhere else. Explore the cosmos alongside astronauts,…
Physicists have worked out how to melt any material
Predicting when solids will melt is more difficult than you might thinkr.classen/Shutterstock
Physicists may finally have an answer for a seemingly simple question that has remained unanswered for about a century:…
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The computer scientist says there’s not enough emphasis on teaching logic early. His latest effort to educate teens on the subject – which is broadly useful and crucial in computer programming – involves a new international olympiad at…
Workshop: Conversations with Machines | CodeLab
Workshop: Conversations with Machines
“Conversations with Machines,” a series of 2 lectures, 4 fascinating hands-on workshops, and 1 public showcase with Vernelle A. A. Noel (Situated Computation + Design Lab, CMU ), Madeline Gannon…
Exhibit: A Camp, a Campus, and a Disability Revolution
Exhibit: A Camp, a Campus, and a Disability Revolution, Feb. 26
Conversations with MIT Health
CambridgeMIT HealthBuilding E2325 Carleton StreetCambridge, MA 02142M–F 8 a.m.–5 p.m.617-253-4481LexingtonMIT Health Lincoln LaboratoryAnnex V244 Wood StreetLexington, MA 02421M–F 8 a.m.–5…
Sport Administration Master’s Students Win First Place in National Case Study Competition –…
Sport Administration Master’s Students Win First Place in National Case Study Competition - Georgia State University News - College of Education and Human Development, Students -…
Marquette’s season ends in Sweet 16, 67-58, after worst offensive performance of the year
DALLAS — They sounded like an alarm.
Ringing for 40 minutes, only with no snooze button in sight to silence the painful knells.
The endless sounds of clanks reverberated around the American Airlines Center for the…
Dr. Valerie Montgomery Rice to deliver Emory Commencement address | Emory University | Atlanta GA
Dr. Valerie Montgomery Rice, president and CEO of the Morehouse School of Medicine, will deliver the keynote address at Emory University’s 179th Commencement, scheduled for Monday, May 13, on the Emory Quadrangle.A renowned infertility…
Emory awarded funding to test AI use in sepsis patients through precision medicine approach | Emory…
ATLANTA – Emory University researchers will soon begin testing whether the use of artificial intelligence (AI) can reduce mortality in a subgroup of patients with sepsis, a life-threatening disorder that leads to organ dysfunction…
Stories from the UN Archive: A seminal moment for youth climate action
Ahead of Zero Waste Day, marked annually on 30 March since 2022, we looked back at how that simple but heart-rending statement, a child’s plea to protect the East, echoed across the world.
Long before activist…
Doing Good or Just Looking Good?: An Analysis of Delaware’s Public Benefit Corporation a Decade…
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Serious talk about moods with bipolar disorder expert Po Wang
We all get moody -- it's part of human nature. But if you have people in your life afflicted with bipolar disorder, you quickly realize that not all moodiness is created equally.
An estimated 4.4% of adults in the U.S. --…
Lehigh4Palestine calls for ceasefire and divestment – The Brown and White
Lehigh students and community members held a rally calling for a ceasefire in Palestine and transparency from school administration, Tuesday afternoon on the front lawn.
The gathering brought…
Lehigh sweeps Holy Cross in doubleheader – The Brown and White
The Lehigh softball team improved their undefeated Patriot League conference record to 5-0 with two dominant victories in a doubleheader against the Holy Cross Crusaders on Saturday at…
High Seas: The one where Kyle talks about rugby
By Kyle Hynes
I woke up groggy at around 10 o’clock on Sunday morning to a text from Eshaan, our sports editor. It was just two words and an emoji. To wit:
“high seas”
“”
He made a very good point. I’d made a solemn vow a…
And the upsets roll on in!
By Eshaan Joshi
“There are three things that are inevitable: Death, Taxes, and the University of Kentucky, Lexington choking in March”
— Ancient Chinese Proverb
It’s March, there are a whole lotta squeaky shoes, and there’s…
Katsura in Winter
I recently concluded an expedition to Japan with Miles Sax, and thoughts of gathering seeds are fresh in my mind. In Honshu’s Yamanashi Prefecture, we happened upon one of the biggest Cercidiphyllum japonicum I’d ever seen. With…
Weiss and Manfredi Explore Landscape’s Legacy in Doug Allen Lecture
The 2024 Douglas C. Allen Lecture featured Marion Weiss and Michael Manfredi examining ideas of how acknowledging a site's existing landscape can enrich architectural development."The marks that we discover on the land and then we leave…
National Honours and Welsh Independence
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Policy Statement: National Honours and Welsh Independence
On the 22nd February 2024, the Students’ Union Student Senate passed the motion titled ‘A better future for Welsh Students’. This motion mandated the Union,…
Department Renaming Reflects Study of Languages, Cultures and Applied Linguistics
Carnegie Mellon University’s Department of Modern Languages has been renamed the Department of Languages, Cultures & Applied Linguistics (LCAL).“This new name really captures the diversity and complexity of…
Two CMU-led Projects Win Prestigious MURI Award
Carnegie Mellon University researchers will lead two teams receiving Multidisciplinary University Research Initiative(opens in new window) (MURI) funding from the Department of Defense (DoD).“Being selected to…
Handling the Switch from Public Sector to Twitch: Q&A with Lauren Nunes – The Cornell…
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James Paterek (MPA ’25) and Savannah Jolie Whitehead (MPA ’25) talk with Lauren…
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When you purchase a book, we’ll gift a copy of the same book to a recipient of your choice in the United States. Treat yourself AND surprise a family member, friend, or colleague.…
Langley Celebrates Women’s History Month: Melanie Grande – NASA
Melanie Grande works in mission design and systems analysis at NASA’s Langley Research Center, where she has contributed to planning for human exploration of both the Moon and Mars. Starting in Langley’s Space Mission Analysis Branch…
Pending Launch Will Signal Start of Historic NASA Stennis Mission – NASA
For NASA’s Stennis Space Center, anticipation is high for the scheduled launch today, Monday, March 4, of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket that will mark the initial step in the Center’s first-ever in-space mission. The launch window is 5:05 to…
NASA’s Artemis IV: Building First Lunar Space Station – NASA
NASA and its partners are developing the foundational systems needed for long-term exploration at the Moon for the benefit of all with NASA’s Artemis campaign. Following the Artemis III mission that will land the first people near the…
NASA Awards Promote Science, Technology, Engineering, Math Nationwide – NASA
NASA is awarding approximately $3.7 million to 17 museums, science centers, and other informal education institutions as part of an initiative to ignite STEM excitement. The money will go toward projects that inspire students and their…
Collect Them All: NASA Center to Debut Postcards at Eclipse Event
At Total Eclipse Fest 2024, a celestial celebration from April 6-8 at Great Lakes Science Center in downtown Cleveland, NASA’s Glenn Research Center will debut a set of six special edition postcards featuring retro artwork and fun facts…
International Space Station Program Deputy Chief Scientist Meghan Everett – NASA
“One of my cornerstone pinnacles , ‘Show up to work life with integrity and intent.’ So, accomplish your goals with integrity, intent, and a mission. Stick to that and have the confidence to do that, and be OK with messing up and…
Langley Celebrates Women’s History Month: The Langley ASIA-AQ Team – NASA
In honor of Women’s History Month, we caught up with the ASIA-AQ team on the other side of the Earth and asked the women from Langley about their inspirations and challenges as scientists.
The ASIA-AQ (Airborne and Satellite…
NASA Awards Safety, Mission Assurance Engineering Contract – NASA
NASA has selected Science Applications International Corporation of Reston, Virginia, for safety and mission assurance support at the agency’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, and White Sands Test Facility in New Mexico.
The Safety and…
NASA Astronaut Loral O’Hara, Expedition 70 Science Highlights – NASA
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NASA astronaut Loral O’Hara is returning home after six months aboard the International Space Station. During her time on the orbiting laboratory, O’Hara contributed to dozens of scientific…
I Am Artemis: Mat Bevill – NASA
Significant events in history keep finding Mat Bevill. As the associate chief engineer for NASA’s SLS (Space Launch System) Program, Bevill assists the program chief engineer by interfacing with each of the element chief engineers and…
CMU Spinoff Marinus Analytics Awarded AI XPRIZE Third Place
Marinus Analytics took third place in the IBM Watson AI XPRIZE competition. The company uses AI to help law enforcement find and protect victims of human trafficking.Marinus Analytics, a Carnegie Mellon University spinoff company, won…
Government of Canada invests in laboratories to support science in Canada
Investing in world-class research to protect Canada’s people, animals and plants
March 26, 2024 - Ottawa, Ontario - Public Services and Procurement Canada
Through Laboratories Canada, the Government of Canada is providing federal…
OPINION: Banning legacy admissions will deliver another blow to the children of Black alumni –…
As we made our way down one of the city streets that bisect the Yale campus, cars zooming by, my daughter Mari swept her wide-eyed gaze across the grand Gothic cathedrals that are Yale’s residential colleges.
“I…
Planet Sizes and Locations in Our Solar System
05CeresCeres is the smallest dwarf planet with an equatorial diameter of about 599 miles (about 964 kilometers). Ceres is about 1/13 the width of Earth. The closest dwarf planet to the Sun, Ceres orbits the Sun from an average distance…