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  • 11.15-16.23-RD-Kauffman

    November 16, 2023Conference Video Duration: 13:1
    Ahead Of The Curve 

  • Jad
    Kabbara

    Research Scientist
    Primary DLC
    MIT Media Lab

    Contact

    E14-526B
    jkabbara@mit.edu

  • Jad
    Kabbara

    Research Scientist
    Primary DLC
    MIT Media Lab

    Contact

    E14-526B
    jkabbara@mit.edu
  • October 15, 2018
    Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

    MIT Stephen A Schwarzman College of Computing

    Principal Investigator Asuman Ozdaglar

  • August 8, 2019
    Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics

    MIT-Portugal Program (MISTI)

    Principal Investigators R Hansman , Douglas Hart

  • August 5, 2004
    Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

    NanoStructures Laboratory

    Principal Investigator Karl Berggren

  • Ms. Catarina Madeira

  • Stephen Spear - 2019 ICT Conference

    April 16, 2019Conference Video Duration: 34:52

    Discovering Your Way to Greatness: How the Most Successful Organizations Repeatedly Get to the Right Answers Fastest

    Knowing how to manage complex undertakings—invention of new science, development of new products, stand up of new systems, operation of sprawling operations—such that new knowledge and skills are developed at incredible speed is a source of sustainable competitive advantage. But how does this advantage translate? We undertake projects, programs, and the like because there is a problem for which no solution exists. It has to be invented, and the faster and easier we discover our way to the right answers, the better for all of our stakeholders. Do that repeatedly and consistently, and competitors cannot keep up. Existing opportunities to build knowledge and skills will be identified during planning, practice, and performance with examples from drug development, software design, social services, and military applications.
     
    2019 MIT Information and Communication Technologies Conference

  • Stephen Spear - 2019 Management Conference

    March 13, 2019Conference Video Duration: 42:23

    Discovering Your Way to Greatness: How the Most Successful Organizations Repeatedly Get to the Right Answers Fastest

    Knowing how to manage complex undertakings—invention of new science, development of new products, stand up of new systems, operation of sprawling operations—such that new knowledge and skills are developed at incredible speed is a source of sustainable competitive advantage. But how does this advantage translate? We undertake projects, programs, and the like because there is a problem for which no solution exists. It has to be invented, and the faster and easier we discover our way to the right answers, the better for all of our stakeholders. Do that repeatedly and consistently, and competitors cannot keep up. Existing opportunities to build knowledge and skills will be identified during planning, practice, and performance with examples from drug development, software design, social services, and military applications.
     
    2019 MIT Innovations in Management Conference

  • Benedetto Marelli - RD2017

    November 22, 2017Conference Video Duration: 29:35

    Structural biopolymers – using Nature’s building blocks as an inspiration for advanced manufacturing

    Structural biopolymers are materials engineered by Nature as building blocks of living matter. These materials have unique and compelling properties that allow for their assembly and degradation with minimal energy requirements as well as their performance at the biotic/abiotic interface. By combining basic material principles with advanced fabrication techniques, it is possible to define new strategies to drive the assembly of structural biopolymers in advanced materials with unconventional forms and functions such as edible coating for perishable food, inkjet prints of silk fibroin that change in color in the presence of bacteria, three dimensional monoliths that can be heated by exposure to infrared light and flexible keratin-made photonic crystals.

    2017 MIT Research and Development Conference