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Solar-Powered Desalination Device Wins MIT $100K Competition
Nona Desalination is developing a compact water-desalination device that requires less electricity than a cell phone charger.
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Daron Acemoglu says more…
"High inflation and deficit spending carry significant risks, but not trying to save US democracy carries even larger ones."
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Climate worries galvanize a new pro-nuclear movement in the U.S.
"When you want to go to net zero and there are hours of the day with no sun and weeks when the wind is not blowing … nuclear becomes essential."
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15 ways consumers can deal with–and even benefit from–rising inflation
"Investors should purchase stocks from established companies—such as supermarkets—whose revenues are indexed to the inflation rate."
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Human behavior is key to building a better long-term COVID forecast
A new paper by Prof. Rahmandad and co-authors details the application of relatively simple, nuanced variables to enhance modeling capabilities.
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Why Tesla could become the Netflix of the EV market
"New Gigafactory capacity is needed to build batteries. … Tesla must keep mining precious metals like lithium whose price is going up … ”
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On top of the world: Irish man successfully climbs Mt Everest
On Sunday, May 15, Lecturer Jonathan Ruane became the first person from County Sligo, Ireland, to successfully reach the peak of Mt Everest.
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Imposing high tariffs on imported Russian gas: Would it be effective?
Would tariffs on natural gas be an effective means of reducing revenue to Russia while limiting disruption to Europe? MIT Sloan Profs. weigh in.
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Tech Power Players 50 | Ranked #1 Carmichael Roberts
Carmichael Roberts (MBA '00) is cofounder and managing partner of venture firm Material Impact.
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Tech Power Players 50 | Ranked #18 Tim Rowe
Tim Rowe (MBA '95) is the founder and chief executive of the Cambridge Innovation Center, which operates office space and lab space.