Station A, developed by MIT alumni, is an AI-powered clean energy marketplace simplifying the adoption of renewables for businesses and property owners.

MIT's Steven Flavell studies roundworm C. elegans to understand human behaviors, mapping neural and molecular mechanisms that could explain our own brain functions. His diverse team aims to apply their findings to more complex systems.

MIT researchers have proposed a new model of how memory is stored in the brain, involving cooperation between place and grid cells in encoding episodic memories.

MIT astronomers report unpredictably accelerating x-ray flashes from a supermassive black hole, an unusual activity possibly linked to a white dwarf's close orbit.

MIT's Senseable City Lab study reveals that energy coaching and technology can help households in Amsterdam halve their energy expenses, significantly reducing energy poverty.

MIT's Zachary Smith designs efficient nano-filters to separate gases, liquids, and ions, aiming to reduce industrial energy use and carbon emissions. His startup, Osmoses, is scaling this technology for commercial use.

MIT neuroscientists found that sleep is crucial in forming coherent cognitive maps of space in the brain, with 'weakly spatial' cells connecting memories during rest.

MIT MAD Fellow, Zane Schemmer, is developing algorithms to reduce the carbon footprint of structures by up to 20%, focusing on design efficiency and sustainability in structural engineering.

Sydney Dolan, an MIT doctoral student, is developing a model to prevent catastrophic satellite collisions in space amid increasing concerns about orbital debris.

MIT students explore the science of coffee making, blending chemistry lectures with practical brewing to perfect their cup of coffee and understand flavor compounds using an infrared spectrometer.

MIT engineers have developed a nano-filtration system to increase aluminum recycling and reduce environmental impact. The technology captures over 99% of aluminum ions, promising a sustainable solution for the industry's waste management challenges.

MIT researchers have developed a formula predicting invasive species' success, with implications for ecosystems and human health treatments like probiotics.

MIT researchers have found that Prochlorococcus, a marine microbe, aids other ocean microbes by releasing DNA components, impacting the carbon cycle and microbial health.