
- HalaHannaExecutive Director, MIT SolvePrimary DLCOffice of the Provost
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04.02-04.24-Chile-Symposium-Welcome-Opening-Remarks
Welcome and Opening Remarks
- AntonGarcia-Abril RuizProfessor of ArchitecturePrimary DLCDepartment of Architecture
2024 MIT Houston Symposium
Tue, December 3, 2024 ConferenceJoin industry leaders at our highly anticipated MIT Houston conference, Future-Proofing Your Operations, and gain the insights needed to navigate the dramatic changes driven by global economic forces, emerging technologies, and evolving government policies. This event will explore the transformative power of artificial intelligence (AI), essential workforce development strategies, groundbreaking advancements in manufacturing, shifting international trade patterns, and the impact of recent U.S. legislation on industrial policy.
- VivekABaldAssociate Professor of Writing and Digital MediaPrimary DLCComparative Media Studies/Writing
Evolve or Perish: A Journey in Supply Chain Agility and Applied Analytics
Thu, February 24, 2022 WebinarZoom WebinarThis webinar will discuss insights that are important to build resilient and efficient supply chains under uncertain environments. Speakers will elaborate on how understanding business characteristics, and using quantitative approaches may help mapping leverage points, understanding challenges and gaining flexibility in supply chains. Attendees will learn innovative strategies to support their decision-making processes to create proactive, adaptable business models through the use of data analytics while reducing costs and expanding their market share without compromising their long-term financial sustainability.
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2024 MIT R&D Conference: Day 2 Welcome & Opening Remarks
Day 2 Welcomes & Opening Remarks
- MarianaPopescuAssistant Professor of ArchitecturePrimary DLCDepartment of Architecture
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David Sun Kong - RD2017
Community Biotechnology Initiative
As living technologies proliferate, how do we ensure that communities—diverse socioeconomically, culturally, and creatively—are able to not only experience its benefits, but are also active participants and agents of change? What are some of the key elements that are enabling the expansion of biotechnology’s reach beyond ‘traditional’ academic, government, and corporate laboratories?
In this talk Professor David Kong will explore the growth of biotechnology in non-traditional spaces and the creative ecosystem that supports them, including open tools, virtual infrastructure for sharing, and new programs for learning and education. In addition he will share advances in open hardware, including the application of advanced digital fabrication technology to the production of bio-hardware. From ‘Metafluidics,’ to ‘How to Grow (Almost) Anything,’ a distributed biotechnology course that is helping to augment the existing network of over one thousand Fab Labs worldwide with community biology labs, to organizing the first ‘Global Community Biology Summit,’
2017 MIT Research and Development Conference
- March 23, 2020
Redefining work for new value: The next opportunity