Former CEO of Google Cloud succeeds Robert Millard; will become the first female leader of the Corporation.

With more than 1,000 participants, the daylong event encouraged anti-racism conversations in the MIT community.

Over a few days, designer Quinnton Harris ’11 and his firm built a campaign that led 655 companies to recognize Juneteenth.

On the ground, windy conditions strengthen these electrical flashes, but new experiments tell a different story for flying objects.

Once displaced by war, MIT’s Azra Akšamija creates works of cultural resilience in the face of social conflict.

Assistant Professor Lisa Piccirillo discusses what led her to a career in math and how she solved the decades-old Conway knot problem.

Professor Michel DeGraff discusses the growing awareness of language with racist connotations or history. “People have always been aware of the power of language to discriminate, to dominate, but also to liberate,” says DeGraff.

Professor Thomas Malone discusses Minglr, a new videoconferencing platform he co-created that replicates the type of chance meetings that happen at in-person conferences.

Using a scanning electron microscope, MIT researchers observed how hair produces tiny chips in steel razor blades. “For me, personally, it was both a scientific curiosity, of 'What’s going on?’ and also aiming to solve an important engineering problem,” says Associate Professor C. Cem Tasan.