Via @mitedgertoncenter on Instagram: The first annual Edgerton Center student teams showcase was a huge success! “So many people from young children to faculty and sponsors all invested in our projects. It really made me realize exactly why we do the work we do.” – Cruz Soto ’24

Kirin Sinha ’14 is founder and CEO of Illumix, an augmented reality technology and media company focused on developing immersive experiences. “We think it is going to be the next version of the internet,” she says of the technology.

A new sensor can distinguish between viral and bacterial pneumonia, which could reduce unnecessary use of antibiotics. “If you treat a viral pneumonia with antibiotics, then you could be contributing to antibiotic resistance,” Sangeeta Bhatia says.

The Boston Globe reported that artist Matthew Angelo Harrison’s solo exhibition “Robota,” which “positions organized labor and workers’ rights as entombed relics, victims of post-industrial economy,” is on display at the MIT List Visual Arts Center.

DUSP PhD student Jungwoo Chun makes surprising discoveries about sustainability initiatives by zooming in on local communities. By working to unpack stakeholder relationships, he helps local renewable energy projects move forward.

Researchers have discovered a new hardware vulnerability in the Apple M1 chip. The CSAIL scientists’ novel hardware attack against the chip defeats its last line of security while leaving no trace.