The Venice Architecture Biennale highlights several works from MIT faculty, students, and alumni. The 2023 biennale, now on view through November 26, displays projects that respond to the theme of “The Laboratory of Change.”

These five women at the MIT Media Lab are advancing aerospace science and research, driven by a love of our home planet.

“What’s really cool about being in the government right now in Massachusetts is getting to see a model as they’re trying to take climate from being an environmental priority to a number one, whole-of-government challenge,” says Jaye.

Mens, Manus and Machina (M3S) will design technology, training programs, and institutions for successful human-machine collaboration.

Architecture’s Skylar Tibbits says the key to better designing our cities may be spending more time working and playing with sand.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu addresses the audience at the 2023 MIT School of Architecture and Planning’s Advanced Degree Ceremony. More on commencement 2023.

During sleep onset, a window of opportunity for interfacing with sleep arises in the form of hypnagogia, a semi-lucid sleep state where we all begin dreaming before we fall fully unconscious. 

DUSP's Carlo Ratti has co-written a new book, “Atlas of the Senseable City,” about dynamic urban mapping, which uses digital technologies to show the city in motion, charting pollution, traffic, pedestrian flow, crowds, commuting patterns, and other elements of our daily urban experience. Image: Christine Daniloff/MIT

Ganit Goldstein's 3D multicolor printed kimono, inspired by traditional IKAT weaving, is printed directly onto fabric with a combination of embroidery within the printing process.

MIT students studying advanced product design explored sustainable chair manufacturing and showed their work in a community exhibition space in Venice, California. Read more.

Cecilé Sadler blends her passions for computer engineering and community service as a graduate student in the Program in Media Arts and Sciences.