- “Life is short, so aim high” - MIT News
MIT professor Rafael Jaramillo seeks to develop new, more sustainable semiconductor materials His work could improve the economics and reduce the environmental footprint of semiconductors used in telecommunications, microelectronics, photovoltaics, and more
- Using artificial intelligence to generate 3D holograms in real-time
MIT researchers developed a way to produce holograms almost instantly The deep learning-based method is so efficient, it could run on a smartphone, they say
- Six MIT students selected as spring 2024 MIT-Pillar AI Collective . . .
MIT-Pillar AI Collective has announced six fellows for the spring 2024 semester to conduct research in the areas of AI, machine learning, and data science with the aim of commercializing their innovations
- Capturing cell growth in 3-D - MIT News
MIT spinout AIM Biotech has developed a microfluidics device that lets researchers co-culture multiple cell types in a 3-D hydrogel environment that mimics natural tissue, to more accurately study biological processes, such as cancer metastasis, and better capture how cancer cells react to chemotherapy agents
- Explained: Carbon credits - MIT News
Similarly, projects that aim to capture carbon dioxide emissions and inject them into the ground are sometimes used to justify increasing the production of petroleum or natural gas, negating the intended climate mitigation of the process
- Generative AI imagines new protein structures - MIT News
“FrameDiff” is a computational tool that uses generative AI to craft new protein structures, with the aim of accelerating drug development and improving gene therapy
- Innovative projects aim to boost safety, efficiency of nuclear power . . .
Innovative projects aim to boost safety, efficiency of nuclear power Deborah Halber, News Office correspondent Publication Date September 20, 2006
- Mathematicians take aim at phantom traffic jams - MIT News
Mathematicians take aim at 'phantom' traffic jams New model could help design better roads Anne Trafton, MIT News Office Publication Date
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