Questions
How Does Water Behave at the Nanoscale?
Hint: not how you’d expect
Topics: School of Engineering
How Can Computers Apply What They’ve Learned to New Situations?
Developing this capacity in machine learning could better equip it for human interaction and a host of medical applications
How Can We Defeat the Growing Threat of Antibiotic Resistance?
For MIT researchers working to hold the line against infection, step one is to know your enemy
How Can an MIT Undergrad Help to Tackle Heart Disease?
Through SuperUROP, Ebenezer Nkwate ’17 spent his senior year learning to build synthetic genetic circuits
Prototyping Real-World Problems
An excerpt from Luis Perez-Breva’s “doer’s manifesto” on innovating
A (How Not to) Crash Course
The basics of DIY electric vehicles
Acquaintance by Algorithm
MIT Connect, launched by two grad students, is building community one lunch at a time
Hidden Tides
The effects of huge, undersea waves run deep
Flight School
A roster of experts steers students through the inner workings of the airline industry
Constraints and Viewpoints
The Integrated Design and Management Program blends creativity, analysis, and empathy