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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
Erik Limpaecher connects cables to solar panels on a roof
In the Media

Infrastructure for resilient power systems

September 21, 2018
Typhoon HIL
Captured image of the Large Magellanic Cloud and bright star R.
In the Media

NASA's TESS Shares First Science Image in Hunt to Find New Worlds

September 17, 2018
NASA
Shawn Reese, an engineering student, had a summer internship at M.I.T.’s Lincoln Laboratory. He is beginning work on a four-year degree in engineering at the University of Massachusetts at Lowell. Photo: Kayana Szymczak, The New York Times
In the Media

Teaming Up to Get Workers Ready for Technology of the Future

September 11, 2018
The New York Times
Logo that says "Julia" with colored circles around it
In the Media

MIT-created programming language Julia 1.0 debuts

August 27, 2018
MIT News
WaveSense ground penetrating radar tech comes out of MIT’s Lincoln Laboratory, a defense R&D center, and was first deployed to help troops navigate in Afghanistan in 2013.
In the Media

Self-driving cars should look down, not just ahead

August 20, 2018
Wired
3D Rendering of the Transitioning Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS)
In the Media

TESS primed and ready to discover distant worlds

August 2, 2018
Spaceflight Insider
exterior shot of building housing supercomputers
In the Media

Spectre/Meltdown fixes in HPC: Want the bad news or the bad news? It's slower, say boffins

July 26, 2018
The Register
Dr. Nicholas Massa and student Gerald Gagnon in the Optics and Photonics laboratory at STCC.
In the Media

STCC steers student toward internship at MIT Lincoln Laboratory

June 13, 2018
Springfield Technical Community College
East Limestone High School junior Bernard Allotey was selected to participate in the MIT Beaver Works Summer Institute program. The free, four-week-long course exposes aspiring engineers and scientists to the rigors of college coursework.
In the Media

Three gifted Alabama students to study at MIT's Beaver Works Summer Institute

May 15, 2018
The News Courier
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