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An illustration of the exterior of a datacenter, with 1s and 0s overload on top of it. The image is encircled by a large magnifying glass.

Taking a magnifying glass to data center operations

August 8, 2022
a fallen tree brings down power cords.
In the Media

Identifying gaps between requirements and capabilities

June 21, 2022
SOCIETY OF MILITARY ENGINEERS
an image of a server room with electricity "bolts" coming out of the server racks.
In the Media

Curbing the growing power needs of machine learning

June 6, 2022
Unite.AI
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In the Media

These Marine-generated tech ideas are becoming prototypes for actual field use

May 11, 2022
MARINE CORPS TIME
An illustration depicting different forms of energy -- solar panels, wind turbines, nuclear power plants, and electrical power plants. They are all drawn on a green lawn, with a green hills in the background, and a blue sunny sky.
In the Media

Preparing global online learners for the clean energy transition

January 31, 2022
MIT News
A photo of a tactical hydrogen generatation system. Setup outside on grass, the system is compose of a black tank, attached to a metal trunk containing wiring and hardware.
In the Media

Army engineers support Marines’ expeditionary hydrogen generation demo

November 18, 2021
U.S. Army
A white box with wires coming out of it surrounded by a glass shield with three with three smaller glass circular disks on top.
In the Media

Portable technology offers boost for nuclear security, arms control

June 11, 2021
MIT News
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The Private Sector Unleashes Energy’s Potential

August 27, 2020
Energy.gov
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New software helps users build resilient, cost-effective energy architectures

July 2, 2019
A plane is propelled via ionic wind. Batteries in the fuselage (tan compartment on front) supply voltage to electrodes (blue/white horizontal lines), generating a wind of ions that propels the plane forward. Photo: Christine Y. He
In the Media

MIT engineers fly first-ever plane with no moving parts

November 21, 2018
MIT News
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