Events

Muddy MWh meetups have returned and are held on the first Wednesday of the month! Join your fellow energy nerds at the Muddy to talk about all things energy over drinks and free pizza. Kick back, relax, and socialize Energy Club style. 21+

We are pleased to invite you to a book launch: The Truth is the Whole: Essays in Honor of Richard Levins, in partnership with the Boston chapter of Science for the People. The evening's program will include prepared remarks by Peter Taylor, Katherine Yih, Nafis Hasan, Victor Wallis, and Abha Sur, as

Come learn about the Peter J. Eloranta Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships. Awarded each spring to MIT undergraduates who have submitted proposals to conduct novel research or further develop innovative ideas, devices, prototypes, etc.

Application Deadline - Friday, April 6th at 5pm

For December we are in STATA!

Join us at Choose to Reuse in the mirror lobby of STATA!

Get free stuff as you reduce your impact on the planet by reusing instead of buying new! Drop-off clean, reusable items beginning at 8:00 AM. Choose up to five items from 11am to 12:20pm. From 12:20 to 1:00, no

Please join the Aspen Institute Energy and Environment Program and the Ananta Aspen Centre for a conversation on the role of technology and science in the India-US bilateral relationship.

The conversation will be moderated by John Podesta (@johnpodesta), Founder of the Center for American Progress,

Join J-WAFS for a panel featuring research presentations by graduate students and senior scholars

Smallholder farmers around the world face numerous risks to their agricultural productivity. The challenges they encounter can vary by region, and can include soil nutrient levels and fertilizer access

Come learn about the Peter J. Eloranta Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships. Awarded each spring to MIT undergraduates who have submitted proposals to conduct novel research or further develop innovative ideas, devices, prototypes, etc.

Application Deadline - Friday, April 6th at 5pm

Join us for a fireside chat with James Simons and Michael Sipser, Professor of Mathematics, MIT. This is the third and last installment of the S. Donald Award Lectures by James Simons. President Reif will give the welcome remarks.

This year we ask:
What will power grids look like in 2040? What should they look like?

Will fusion revolutionize electricity production?
Hear from the world’s two leading fusion companies and see them present in our Tech Showcase.

Will solar and wind grow from 7% to over 30% of global power? Will