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Eric C. So
Eric C. So is an MIT Sloan professor and researcher whose work includes AI and financial decision-making.
View ItemESA-JAXA Ramses spacecraft completes first integrated switch-on
ESA and JAXA have powered up the Ramses spacecraft’s integrated core systems in Milan, a key milestone before its planned 2028 launch toward asteroid Apophis.
View ItemFervo Energy Starts Supplying Power from Enhanced Geothermal Plant in Utah
Fervo Energy has begun selling electricity to the grid from Cape Station, a newly completed enhanced geothermal power plant in Utah. The company achieved commercial…
View ItemGiovanni Traverso
Giovanni Traverso is an MIT mechanical-engineering professor and gastroenterologist whose work includes biomedical-device development and medical robotics.
View ItemJS Tan
JS Tan is an MIT doctoral student and researcher of the political economy of innovation and technology.
View ItemMarc Foster
Marc Foster is a PhD student in the MIT–WHOI Joint Program whose research examines microbial degradation of biodegradable plastics.
View ItemMIT and Tianjin University’s X-Hinges Enables 3D-Printed Interactive Objects with Embedded Sensors
MIT CSAIL and Tianjin University researchers have developed X-Hinges, a software and fabrication system allowing users to design and 3D-print interactive, sensor-embedded objects that respond…
View ItemMIT theory proposes traveling brain waves as a basis for cognition and consciousness
MIT researchers propose that traveling brain waves coordinate cognition and consciousness through analog computation. The account draws on wave and anesthesia studies but still needs…
View ItemMIT-led PYTHIA project gets up to $38 million to develop disease-monitoring patch
A four-year ARPA-H-funded effort aims to build a wearable that continuously measures heart-failure and sepsis biomarkers. The patch is still in development, with testing and…
View ItemNicolás E. Young
Nicolás E. Young is a geochemist and paleoclimatologist at Columbia University’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.
View ItemOpenAI reports AI-generated proof for Navier–Stokes existence and smoothness problem
OpenAI announces an AI-generated analytical proof and formal verification for the Navier–Stokes existence and smoothness problem, including a written proof and Lean formalization.
View ItemPaul Blainey
Paul Blainey is a scientist and professor of biological engineering at MIT and a core member of the Broad Institute.
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