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 Resilience Districts Boston exhibition introduces a new zoning tool called Resilience Districts for adapting the Greater Boston Area to climate change. Resilience Districts serve as a governance structure for mitigating and pooling systemic risks, capturing agglomeration benefits, and providing

Conversations with Joi Ito, Daiko Matsuyama and Tenzin Priyadarshi
Moderated by Rekha Malhotra

Joichi “Joi” Ito is an activist, entrepreneur, venture capitalist and scholar focusing on the ethics and governance of technology, tackling complex problems such as climate change, societal inequity, and

A community event for everyone at MIT who is working on or interested in climate change research, policy, and solutions. More details to come.

As the current effects and future threats of climate change grow, we must consider every possible approach to bring our planet back from the brink. Theoretically, we could reduce the impact of climate change through solar geoengineering: introducing substances into the atmosphere that would reflect

The 2019 MIT Sustainability Summit: Sustainable Mobility - What Can('t) Tech Fix? will explore the limits to technological fixes in an increasingly technology-centric field, pinpointing key sustainability priorities, and identifying opportunities for innovations in public policy and firm strategy.

This symposium will showcase the latest advances in informatics, simulation, robotics and AI to reduce the cost of designing, licensing and operating the nuclear systems of the future. The audience will comprise senior technical representatives from electric utilities, nuclear vendors, national labs