Events

"Unboxed City: critical explorations of [ai] and cities" invites visitors to consider the balance between technology and the inclusion of humans in the development of cities. It invites us to think about how AI can be integrated with human intelligence to create urban spaces that are not only techno

Please join us as Terrascope students and their teammates at Diné College in the Navajo Nation and the University of Puerto Rico at Ponce showcase their ideas for helping elders access alternative electricity sources during power outages.

Refreshments will be served!

MIT Climate, the institute’s climate engagement program, offers an array of content to help nonscientists get straightforward answers to their climate change questions. Serving more than 2 million readers and podcasts listeners, MIT Climate runs the MIT Environmental Solutions Journalism Fellowship

Join us to hear from some of the leading voices in the ocean climate solution space.

Opening Presentation:
"A New Agenda for Ocean-Climate Restoration" by Brad Ack, Chief Executive Officer of Ocean Visions.

Panel Discussion:

Julie Pullen, PropellorSimon Freeman, ARPA-EPeter de Menocal, WHOITechno

Posters, prototypes, presntationas, and conversations with students from six spring 2024 MIT D-Lab classes - D-Lab: Climate and Planetary Health, D-Lab: Design, Introduction to Energy in Global Development, D-Lab: Leadership in Design, Mobiles for Development, and D-Lab: Water, Sanitation, and Hygie

Designed by teens for teens, Teen Science Cafes bring together scientists and students, grades 8-12 to explore new research and discuss what inspires and influences people to pursue careers in STEM.

Join local experts and participate in fun, interactive activities!

At our next Cafe, meet an MIT re

Please join us for the premiere of this year's Terrascope Radio production, an exploration of resilience and hope in Puerto Rico. This is your chance to hear this student-produced story before it is broadcast. Valentina Chamorro, host of WMBR's "Lentil and Stone," will play the story and interview t

A conversation with DUSP doctoral alumnus Saleem H. Ali about his new book Soil to Foil (Columbia University Press), which he has dedicated to MIT Professor and his doctoral mentor Lawrence Susskind

Bio: Saleem H. Ali is Chair of the Department of Geography and Spatial Sciences and the Blue and Gol

We don’t buy furniture anymore; we consume it. Every year, millions of tons of furniture items are sent to landfills while more are made to replace them. The furniture industry contributes 2% to global CO2-equivalent emissions, which is at least as much as the aviation industry. Designer and climate

What does an equitable and sustainable future look like? How can we continue making progress amidst conflict, pandemics, and climate disasters? We’ve invited global leaders to our opening plenary, to address these universal questions, and share how they’re wielding technology through global crises.