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    Distributed Algorithms for Resource-Constrained and Dynamic Settings

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    Work of the Future @MIT

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    Leading Edge Webinar

    The COVID pandemic has only accelerated changes that were already in progress in the way we work, how we work and where we work.   It has  emphasized other aspects of our lives that depend on making a livelihood, such as where we live, how we balance work/ family/ personal priorities; what career paths will look like; how we collaborate with peers; whose work must be done in person vs done remotely, and who has access to the technologies that enable remote work; health and safety in the workplace; urban planning and even the redesign of our living spaces.  There are also implications for business, which will have to accommodate these changes, and also new opportunities emerging that will change their strategic planning and growth.

    In this webinar we will engage experts to share their insight from their research, their views on the trends that are now clearly emerging, and their advice on preparing for the future of work, of the workforce, and of the organizations of the future.

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    Sustainable Water Management and Agricultural Production in Arid and Semi-Arid Regions

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    Identities, Characteristics, Environments, Interactions and Integrations

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    Universities as Engines of Economic Development: Making Knowledge Exchange Work

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    The Age of AI and Our Human Future

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    Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

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