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

The MIT Sustainability Summit is an annual student-run event that has grown to include hundreds of attendees ranging from professionals, academics and students. Past Summits have featured discussions with thought leaders and expert practitioners alike.

As one of the world’s preeminent research univ

The MIT Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering’s Student Expo showcases groundbreaking research from NSE’s various labs and provides an opportunity for prospective students to learn about what projects they may be able to work on if they choose to come to MIT in the fall. The event features r

As a relatively new and evolving field within anthropology, multispecies ethnography challenges traditional human-centric perspectives by engaging with the complex web of relationships between humans and non-human entities, including plants, fungi, and animals. But centering animals, in particular,

Join the MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative (ESI) and the MIT Department of Earth, Atmospheric & Planetary Sciences (EAPS) on Tuesday, April 30 from 4:30-6:30pm in the Building 55 atrium for a film screening and discussion about climate change, belief, and talking with people you don't agree wit

The Museum is pleased to host a series of events presented by the MIT Morningside Academy (MIT MAD), an interdisciplinary center and hub for design research, thinking, and entrepreneurship.



Designers for the Future

Since its launch in October 2022, MIT MAD; has been working to create a shared,

"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

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