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April 2022
- 04/15 - Ethical computing + second boosters + scalable clean energy
- 04/14 - Efficient heat engine + climate models + social media in Ukraine war
- 04/13 - Ancient materials, modern challenges + engaging kids with AI
- 04/12 - Climate Grand Challenges + gut microbes + Banana Lounge
- 04/11 - Architecture for all + tech for change + energy action
- 04/08 - Indigenous arts + MIT.nano building + forecasting climate risk
- 04/07 - Science of lactation + grad student unionization + ocean vital signs
- 04/06 - Thinking like a human + Ukraine war impact + state of K-12 education
- 04/05 - Improved computer interaction + leading women at MIT + grassroots climate action
- 04/04 - Future of computing + Black at Sloan + MIT history in photos
- 04/01 - Community-building + Killian Lecture + preparing for disaster
March 2022
- 03/31 - Squishy AI + supporting Ukrainian math students + climate-resilient crops
- 03/30 - Bias in mortgage lending + decarbonizing industry + being counted
- 03/29 - Regenerative medicine + better membranes + national wrestling champ
- 03/28 - Exploration through research + model of the universe + medieval literature
- 03/25 - Aspiring physician-scientist + better ride-hailing + MIT Caving Club
- 03/24 - Astrophotography + stadiums and Covid + Jeopardy! insights
- 03/23 - Networking at MIT + quantum circuits + Ukraine@MIT
- 03/22 - Stem cells' secrets + storing carbon + war-game studies + spacewalker
- 03/21 - New carbon fibers + cheetah bot + teaching sustainability
- 03/18 - Vaccine equity + graphene discovery + MIT investments + algorithmic bias
- 03/17 - Fabric that "hears" + AI to combat racism + waves of kindness
- 03/16 - Excelling with MIT Open Learning + gene evolution + Ukraine scholarship
- 03/15 - New design center + student math competition + micropollutants
- 03/14 - Pi Day + long Covid + teaching entrepreneurs + science art
- 03/11 - Probing particle collisions + MacVicar Fellows + TikTok and Ukraine
- 03/10 - Solar car history + understanding the war in Ukraine + MIT-verse
- 03/09 - Naturally engineered structures + Ukraine rally + promising antibiotic
- 03/08 - Women of MIT + inspiring STEM futures + equitable climate solutions
- 03/07 - Contrails and Covid-19 + understanding robots + MIT Mock Trial
- 03/04 - Lifting first-gen voices + Gina Raimondo + dean of science talks to Malala
- 03/03 - Equipping STEM teachers + understanding the Ukraine crisis + synthesizing antibiotics
- 03/02 - Human and computer vision + composing a requiem + shoelace-tightening machine
- 03/01 - New ozone threat + Ukraine crisis + sustainable dining
February 2022
Issues
- 02/28 - Bridging research and industry + Russian attack + Thank you, Black alumni
- 02/26 - Taming chronic pain + new NAE members + cheap solar desalination
- 02/25 - Discovering data anomalies + a path to quality jobs + February sunshine
- 02/24 - Mentorship and medicine + mitigating airborne threats + innovative prosthetics
- 02/23 - Exploring an exoplanet + defense of data + singing neurons
- 02/22 - Taming chronic pain + new NAE members + palindrome days
- 02/18 - Dendrite science + communities facing climate crisis + meditation apps
- 02/17 - Commencement speaker + life-changing fertilizer + Covid-19 policy + Wolf Prize
- 02/16 - Nanoparticles for wounds + confronting racism + neutrinos + Jeopardy!
- 02/15 - A sustainable future + Grand Climate Challenges + K-pop and ukulele classes
- 02/14 - Fighting job discrimination + alumna to lead Boston Fed + nerdy chocolate + MIT Valentines
- 02/11 - Printing cellulose + software security + a lifetime of volunteering
- 02/10 - President Reif to step down + Cynthia Barnhart named provost
- 02/09 - How sunsets sound + diversity in science + new semiconductor facility
- 02/08 - Physics and politics + programming supercomputers + diverse minds
- 02/07 - New chemical combinations + Russia and Ukraine + financial climate risks
- 02/04 - Exploring digital dollars + predicting cell fates + record-holding alum
- 02/03 - A mighty material + machine-learning bias + press freedoms
- 02/02 - Landfill leaks + Omicron's advantage + Groundhog Day
- 02/01 - Lunar New Year + energizing the world + MIT Black history + ingestible RNA vaccines
January 2022
Issues
- 01/31 - Energy-saving materials + CFOs + ACM Fellows + All-Americans
- 01/28 - Creativity and grit + Women@MIT video game + MIT fashion
- 01/27 - Sturdy qubits + Breazeal named dean for digital learning + geothermal energy
- 01/26 - Power of mentors + Rayo named SHASS dean + build your own JWST
- 01/25 - Healthier fast food + quantum programming + disaster justice
- 01/24 - MIThenge + exotic quantum material + MIT Startup Exchange
- 01/21 - Saliva signals + exoplanet milestone + prison education program
- 01/20 - Design in STEM and humanities + microelectronics leadership + local climate reporting
- 01/19 - Trusting AI + coastal climate resilience + tech for fair elections
- 01/18 - Liquid-solid interfaces + Covid-19 reinfection + just climate policy
- 01/14 - Clean room as classroom + better democracy through tech + MIT Women's Forum
- 01/13 - Math and nature + why countries go nuclear + flower design
- 01/12 - New particle + removing methane + the Great Resignation
- 01/11 - Targeting tumors + Fulbright-Hays Scholars + Down syndrome discovery
- 01/10 - Studying smog + Arabic art, language, history + fitness challenge
- 01/07 - New Year's traditions + spreading misinformation + sustainability unicorns
- 01/06 - Computation education + quantum tornadoes + Capitol invasion reflection
- 01/05 - Reducing food waste + fiber battery + Flipping Failure + floating Brass Rat
- 01/04 - Watching atoms + ocean dead zones + advancing DEI at MIT
- 01/03 - 2021 in review + seeking dark matter + remembering Shirley McBay