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

MIT Climate will be undergoing a restructuring and redesign – and we want you to help shape it. What climate information are you most looking for? What challenges do you face in understanding the climate change landscape at MIT? How would you most like to connect with others? Join us for lunch and c

The MIT China Future City Lab brings academia, government, entrepreneurs, and industrial partners together to address complex problems of urbanization in China. The Urban China Workshop speaker series is an ongoing set of speakers from across the globe that visit MIT to discuss their work as it pert

"The Experimental City" is a documentary about the Minnesota Experimental City project, a futuristic attempt to solve urban problems by creating a full-size city from scratch in the isolated woods of northern Minnesota. At the heart of the story is renowned scientist, inventor and comic-strip autho

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A DUSP Climate lecture with Jose Gomez-Ibanez and Steve Kadish (DUSP Alum). DUSP Climate - a student led initiative, that includes members from all of DUSP's academic groups - focuses on asking what are we doing *now* to change MIT and our contri

The DUSP Spring Piano Recital will consist of five Hispanic-American compositions. Written between the beginning of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, these five pieces share a generally playful and dancing, and sometimes even childish, character. An air of melancholy permeates each of the pi

This is your chance to hack the library -- help us design new spaces that work for you! The Libraries want to make the new Hayden a welcoming, inclusive place for the MIT community, where physical spaces contribute to your academic success, wellbeing, creativity, and sense of community. Your input i

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

Watch the semi-finalists at the MIT Clean Energy Prize win over $130k in prize money for their innovative start-up ideas that will change the future of the energy landscape! Registration encouraged.



The MIT Clean Energy Prize (CEP) is the oldest and largest student-run business plan competition