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Technique reveals the motion of energy-carrying quasiparticles in solid material.
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Switchable material could harness the power of the sun — even when it’s not shining.
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New field of "strain engineering" could open up areas of materials research with many potential applications. |
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New power plant design could provide enhanced safety, easier siting, and centralized construction. |
New MIT analysis probes charge transfer in porous battery electrodes for the first time.
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Harvard, MIT researchers show the need for an improved approach to measuring pollution’s effects on human health.
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Reseacher Profiles Around Campus In the News
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MIT economist makes the case for new quasi-experiments as a way of studying environmental issues. |
Energy Education Task Force Co-Chair receives honor from the Association of American Geographers. |
Housing design wins the jury’s vote for Residential Low Rise category
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The MIT community is challenged to Re:Think Consumption - a critical exploration of how we design, produce, consume, and dispose of the “stuff” in our lives.
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MIT President L. Rafael Reif and Professor Maria Zuber host discussion about collaborations; climate-change observatory in the works. |
Yan Chen is awarded the Faculty for the Future fellowship supporting women role models.
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via MIT Tech Review
MIT's Yet-Ming Chiang works to address the intermittency of solar and wind power.
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via MIT Tech Review
MITEI’s Howie Herzog comments on the development of CCS technology
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via The Guardian
At MIT's Climate CoLab, competitors battle for the ultimate prize: a sustainable future
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