Audience Type: Non-MIT Undergraduates
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Use tools of science as you work hands-on with high-speed cameras, electron microscopes, spectrometers, and more to answer “What if…” questions, solve mysteries, and discover.…
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Prospective Teachers (Undergraduate Students or Older): Want to teach about throat singing, climate change, or game theory? Share your passion for calligraphy or Norse mythology…
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We are an outreach group of graduate students mostly in the MIT astrophysics division who want to share the Universe with you. We take telescopes…
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The Women in STEM Database at MIT (WiSDM) is an initiative designed to promote the visibility of women in our academic community. The goal of WiSDM is to provide a…
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Join the Lemelson-MIT Program every June for EurekaFest to see working prototypes developed by high school and college students who are solving real-world problems through…
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The Lemelson-MIT Program celebrates outstanding inventors and inspires young people to pursue creative lives and careers through invention. We recognize emerging collegiate inventors whose inventions…
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The MIT Sea Grant College Program has brought the research and engineering core of MIT to bear on ocean-related challenges for over 40 years. We promote…
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With the continued growth of the Institute’s public art collection, MIT’s campus has become a destination for art lovers. In order to support the growing…
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Engage in MIT’s hands-on, minds-on learning ethos rooted in problem solving and creative thinking. Students will explore science and engineering challenges under the guidance of…
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MIT App Inventor is an intuitive, visual programming environment that allows everyone – even children – to build fully functional apps for smartphones and tablets.…