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MIT Sloan Sustainability Initiative

How can art drive climate action and education?

Linda Cheung (MBA '17) is merging art and technology to inspire climate action.

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MIT Sloan Sustainability Initiative

Improving the "first-mile" of supply chains

When Joann de Zegher joined the MIT Sloan faculty, she soon found herself at home in the Sustainability Initiative.

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Arya Yadama

Current PhD Student, Arya Yadama

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Chengfeng Mao

Current PhD Student, Chengfeng Mao

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Lei Huang

Current PhD Student, Lei Huang

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Hirotaka Miura

Current PhD Student, Hirotaka Miura

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Yevhenii Usenko

Current PhD Student, Yevhenii Usenko

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Brad R. Turner

Current PhD Student, Brad R. Turner

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MIT Sloan Health Systems Initiative

HSI and the MIT Sloan Healthcare Club Share a Virtual Lunch

On September 17, HSI and the MIT Sloan Healthcare Club invited students to a virtual lunchtime presentation from Sloan faculty to learn about HSI, the Healthcare Certificate.

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Alumni

Okta’s Integrated Identity Platform

With an enviable client roster including Fox, FedEx, JetBlue, and Nordstrom, Okta is the industry leader in identity.

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