Published March 26, 2025What happened to China's "Ghost Cities?" DUSP's Sarah Williams discusses how China’s construction boom lead to largely uninhabited developments dubbed “ghost cities”. Newsweek
Published March 19, 2025How space impacts astronauts' bodies Ariel Ekblaw SM ’17, PhD ’20, founder of the MIT Space Exploration Initiative, discusses the successful return to Earth of... WCVB-TV (ABC Boston)
Published March 18, 2025NASA astronauts return to earth Media Lab director Dava Newman discusses how long-duration stays in space can affect the human body and how NASA astronauts... NewsNation
Published February 13, 2025Architecture's Caitlin Mueller awarded most outstanding peer-reviewed research published in TAD The journal Technology | Architecture + Design recognized a project that delved into the possibility of robotics and mixed... Archinect
Published February 13, 2025Why large cars are a public health hazard David Zipper, a DUSP senior fellow, discusses “car bloat,” the trend of increasingly large SUVs and trucks on the road. WBUR
Published February 12, 20252025 Venice Architecture Biennale: Over 750 Participants Researching How Architecture Adapts to the Future The Biennale's central exhibition is structured around three themes: Natural Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence, and... Arch-Daily
Published February 12, 2025What we know about the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale DUSP's Carlo Ratti reveals details about the exhibition. designboom
Published February 12, 2025Curator Ratti unveils plans for Architecture Biennale "There's going to be a lot of science" at 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale says Carlo Ratti dezeen
Published February 12, 2025Venice to become a 'living laboratory' for 2025 Architecture Biennale, says curator Carlo Ratti The 2025 edition of the bi-annual event is curated by DUSP Professor Carlo Ratti. Archinect
