Published July 21, 2025AI is reimagining retirement. But, who's plugging it in? In an article for "Forbes," DUSP's Joseph Coughlin explores the role of technology in the lives of retirees. Forbes
Published July 15, 2025Extending the life of America's aging bridges Architecture's John Ochsendorf speaks with Chronicle about his work teaching students how to build bridges while highlighting... WCVB-TV
Published July 15, 2025Meet the architect behind Boston's most iconic bridges Miguel Rosales SMArchS '87 is featured along with Rosales's work developing over 12 bridges in Boston, including the Leonard... WCVB-TV
Published July 10, 2025Bionic knee developed by MIT Media Lab researchers gives amputees a new world of motion Research at Prof. Hugh Herr's Yang Center for Bionics helps people with above-the-knee amputations walk faster and avoid... Boston Globe
Published June 22, 2025Why climate adaptation must become architecture's central project “Architecture must reorient itself not as resignation, but as an act of creative resistance,” says MIT's Carlo Ratti, the... Bloomberg
Published May 8, 2025How to play the longevity economy Joseph Coughlin, head of the MIT AgeLab, sees opportunities for growth and innovation as the senior population swells. Barron's
Published May 7, 2025Bringing Community Voices Into Renewable Energy Planning DUSP's Renewable Energy Clinic helps coastal communities navigate the complexities of offshore wind development through... Planetizen
Published May 7, 2025'Architecture is survival': interview with Carlo Ratti at the 2025 Venice Biennale During the preview days, [Designboom magazine] met Ratti in Venice to discuss this year’s theme, his curatorial approach and... Designboom
Published May 6, 2025‘Architecture Is About Survival’: An interview with 2025 Venice Biennale Curator Carlo Ratti The DUSP professor unpacks his vision for the biennale as a living laboratory from which ideas and research can emerge to... Archinect
