The Lemelson-MIT InvenTeams initiative encourages high school students to solve real-world problems by inventing, providing them with grants and opportunities to showcase their work at events like Eurekafest.

MIT researchers and collaborators created a bio-inspired adhesive, akin to a remora's suction, that adheres to wet tissues and could improve drug delivery and medical monitoring.

MIT launches the Fairbairn Menstruation Science Fund with a $10 million donation to explore sex-based differences in immunology and their link to diseases.

MIT engineers have developed a new 3D printing method that reduces waste by using a novel resin that allows for the removal of support structures without excess material discard.

MIT and Singapore-MIT Alliance researchers have developed a technology that extends produce shelf life by using biodegradable microneedles to inject melatonin into plants, which may help reduce global food waste.

Researchers have developed a technique that allows robots to identify object properties by handling them, an advance that could be useful in low-visibility scenarios.

MIT and Singapore researchers developed silk microneedles to efficiently deliver nutrients and chemicals to plants, potentially reducing environmental impact and waste.

MIT engineers advanced gene therapy with a control circuit for precise treatment of genetic disorders like Fragile X syndrome and Friedreich’s ataxia.

The Air Mobility Command's 618th AOC is incorporating AI via the CAITT program to enhance workflow, with support from Lincoln Laboratory as part of the NITMRE effort.

MIT engineers have printed new metamaterials that are strong and stretchy, using a design that combines rigid and flexible structures, potentially revolutionizing material applications.

MIT engineers have developed the thinnest pyroelectric film, potentially advancing night-vision technology and other electronic devices with its high precision far-infrared sensing capabilities.

MIT D-Lab spinout Moving Health deploys tricycle ambulances in northern Ghana to improve emergency transportation for maternal health, offering local production and potential for healthcare system integration.

MIT engineers have engineered bacteria to emit signals detectable by hyperspectral cameras from up to 90 meters away, promising advances in environmental monitoring.