There is a dire need to further reduce the carbon footprint of sectors including transportation, industry, and buildings. In this webinar, leading researchers will discuss the role that low-carbon fuels, such as hydrogen and biofuels, can play in getting us to net-zero emissions across all of these sectors––an increasingly urgent cornerstone of any effective climate change mitigation strategy.
This is the first in our spring webinar series hosted by MIT’s Industrial Liaison Program (ILP) and the MIT Energy Initiative (MITEI), a continuation of the energy innovation webinar series. The series engages leading researchers from across MIT and industry executives on energy transition topics including low-carbon fuels, decarbonization of buildings, and more. Industrial collaboration has long been a hallmark of MIT’s approach to problem solving. Please join us to hear what we are doing together with our industrial partners to address the climate change challenges.
Capitalizing on Change: Financing Manufacturing in the 21st Century
Hiram Samel Senior Lecturer, MIT Sloan School of Management
Endor: First do-it-yourself predictive behavioral analytics platform Kebotix: Advanced materials and chemicals invented with AI speed Immunai: Reprogram Immunity Jeeva Wireless: Automating consumable product replenishment with real-time data JETCOOL: Cooling for today’s high power electronics Hosta Labs: Merging intelligence and infrastructure Meter: Intuitive inspection equipment for engineers and manufacturers OpenSpace: Your jobsite, fully captured. Just tap record and go Sourcemap: Technology to achieve 100% traceable, transparent supply chains iSee: AI for advanced autonomous yard truck solutions OnSpecta: Unique Virtualization Technology for Best Inference Hardware Performance AirWorks: Automatically turning aerial data into maps and engineering plans Leela AI: Breakthrough AI for Causal Video Understanding Volta Labs: Biological automation as agile and scalable as digital electronics
The biopharma industry has been continuously growing and progressing with digital transformation. The Symposium will highlight the Current Status and Promise of mRNA Biotherapeutics and introduce Innovation in mRNA Biotherapeutics Manufacturing at MIT.
Join us at the 2024 MIT Seoul Life Science Symposium, organized by KoreaBio (Korea Biotechnology Industry Organization) and MIT ILP. The symposium will also bring you closer to the MIT Life Science Innovation Ecosystem and allow you to explore global trends in MIT’s innovative Drug Discovery and Manufacturing research and experiments from leading MIT faculty and MIT-connected startups.
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