Spring 2023
PhD Student Wei-Chen Wang Is Moved to Help People Heal
Research draws on simulated robots to illuminate movement—knowledge that might someday help people come back from injury
Topics: School of Engineering
Spring 2023
Newly Endowed, MIT Sandbox Ensures Enterprising Ideas Can Take Shape
Companies supported by the entrepreneurship program are making a splash
Spring 2023
‘Leading Creative Teams’ Asks Students to Look Inward to Lead Outward
Class in the Daniel J. Riccio Graduate Engineering Leadership Program asks students to look inward to lead outward
Spring 2023
Modeling the Marvelous Journey from A to B
Assistant Professor Nidhi Seethapathi seeks to understand why we move the way we do
Spring 2023
A Robotic Helping Hand for Aging in Place
Mechanical engineering professor Harry Asada works on tools that may be able to help elderly people retain their independence
Spring 2023
Bianca Champenois SM ’22 Helps Model the Future for Coastal Industries
Mechanical engineering PhD student looks at geophysical systems of land, air, and water to track ocean acidification
Fall 2022
Design for Anything and Everything
Across MIT, researchers apply disciplined approach to form and function
Fall 2022
Inspired to Heal the Human Heart
Ellen Roche combines robotics, biologics to design cardiac devices
Fall 2022
Daniel Jackson Takes a Hard Look at Software Design
Professor of computer science calls for a new, more systematic approach
Fall 2022
Ritu Raman Is an Architect of Muscle and Nerve
Mechanical engineering professor designs motor control components to heal wounds and animate “soft” robots