In this session, we will learn the basics of graphics processing unit (GPU) architecture, and how to exploit these powerful computational tools to accelerate mathematical manipulations of large arrays by orders of magnitude compared to what is possible on CPUs. This exercise will be conducted entirely in python, and will also introduce the audience to using the new A100 GPU nodes on Engaging available to all of MKI. The only prerequisite for the workshop for those who want to follow along with the interactive demo is the ability to ssh into the Engaging cluster, and a text editor for writing code. The level of coding will be simple, such that anyone familiar with numpy and basic matrix algebra (e.g. how to multiply a matrix) will be able to comfortably follow the lesson. By the end of the lesson, we will have implemented the Lomb-Scargle algorithm on a GPU from scratch.

This course is for students, researchers, and faculty who want their research and their expertise to have an impact on public policy. By the end of the course you will have:
- a basic understanding of the role of research and evidence within the public policy environment, with a focus on the US Federal Government;
- the ability to identify and prioritize the public policy stakeholders relevant to your research areas; and
- strategies for engaging with policymakers with your research and expertise. 

You will have opportunities to receive feedback from your peers and the instructors after completing two activites in the course: creating a policy ecosystem map to help you determine with whom and when to engage, and creating a policy recommendation document that you could use when interacting with policymakers. 

This course is modeled off the MIT Policy Lab MITx Course: "Tools for Academic Engagement  in Public Policy"

Instructor: Dr. Drew Story, Managing Director of the MIT Policy Lab

Please register
 

As an academic researcher, whether you are a student, postdoc, researcher or faculty member, others will search your name on the internet to find out more about your work. What will they find? This workshop will discuss some places where your list of publications will show up, the pros and cons of various academic profile sites and website tools, and ways to make sure your profile in Google Scholar, ORCID, and elsewhere is accurate and up to date. We'll go over some ways to use research databases to potentially find future collaborators. And finally, we'll talk about a few tools you have as an MIT affiliate to make your publications and research output open access and available for greater visibility of your work.

This workshop will be in person in the library computer lab, 14N-132, and will include some time to work on your own academic profiles.

Register

MIT experts guide on data use agreements in research: MIT policies, data provider challenges, privacy laws, security, and more!

Information (get acquainted) and training session for use of Scanning Electron Microscope.  All sessions are identical and all sessions include training and some hands-on time too.  You may also attend if you are just interested in learning about an SEM.  Contact Don Galler at dgaller@mit.edu. 

In this lesson, I will introduce some of my favorite tools for sifting through large datasets to discover rare and interesting objects. We will explore performing large-scale cross matches of datasets like Gaia, Pan-STARRs, the Chandra Source catalog, etc, using Topcat, selecting candidates from this, and inspecting them using tools like Aladin, Vizier, and Simbad. I will emphasize tips and tricks, as well as the bells and whistles of some of these programs that I have picked up by using them on a daily basis over the years. 

Pre-requesite: To follow along with the lesson, please bring along a laptop with an internet connection, and ideally download and install Topcat ahead of time (Mac users, please use the curl command): https://www.star.bris.ac.uk/~mbt/topcat/. Optionally, attendees are encouraged to also download Aladin desktop if they want to see capabilities beyond what the web interface is capable of (e.g., displaying Hubble and JWST images, etc): https://aladin.cds.unistra.fr/java/nph-aladin.pl?frame=downloading

So you want to buy a telescope.

Contrary to popular opinion, you don’t need to spend big bucks for a personal telescope.  Depending on what you want to do with it, your

entire setup could cost you less than $300 and provide you with many years of enjoyment.

In this session, we’ll focus on equipment for beginner and intermediate users.  We’ll go over the pros and cons of different telescope designs.

Finally, we’ll discuss uses including basic skywatching, solar observing, and even astrophotography.

This two-day course gives a foundational exploration into the principles and applications of Density Functional Theory (DFT), a powerful computational technique widely used in the field of quantum chemistry and materials science. This course will provide participants with an understanding of the all-electron DFT method, focusing on high-accuracy electronic structure calculations without the use of pseudopotentials. The primary framework explored will be the Full-Potential Linearized Augmented-Plane-Wave (FLAPW) method, with a special emphasis on its applications in structural materials. The course will include hands-on computer laboratory examples that range from ground state calculations and convergence in all-electron DFT to specific cases of point and planar defects in metallic alloys.

*The hands-on labs will require a personal laptop

Time: Jan 16-17, 2023 9AM-12PM (Lecture) 2PM-5PM (Hands-on Lab)

Location: 4-159

Format: Hybrid (In-person participation is encouraged for the hands-on sessions)

Sponsored by MIT MRL and ONR Cybersteels Project

Registration: https://forms.gle/2VbL7F9A1Nc31STH6

REGISTRATION FOR THIS WORKSHOP IS NOW CLOSED.

In this 2 session course, learn the basics of the Internet of Things (IoT) and build an Internet-enabled environmental sensor with a web dashboard. No prior programming or electronics experience is required, but you will need to bring a laptop.

The course will cover the following:

• Basics of IoT: what it is, how is it used, and security and privacy concerns.
• Using Adafruit IO: Adafruit IO is a platform for IoT projects used to communicate, store data, and display dashboards.
• An Introduction to CircuitPython: CircuitPython is a version of the popular Python programming language designed for use on microcontrollers.
• An Introduction to Microcontrollers and I2C: The course will be using an Adafruit Feather microcontroller and a sensor connected via the Inter-Integrated Circuit (I2C) protocol, enabling fast solder-free prototyping.

This is a 2 session workshop, please plan to attend both sessions. Enrollment is limited and registration is required.

The Wide-field Infrared Transient ExploreR (WINTER) is a recently commissioned infrared time-domain astronomy instrument developed at the MIT Kavli Institute (MKI). In January 2024 WINTER is moving into full-time science survey operating mode, after a 6-month commissioning period dedicated to characterizing and optimizing the performance of the infrared camera and telescope platform.

As the observatory switches to science operations, 15% of WINTER’s observing time is allocated to open proposals within MIT. In this workshop, we will prepare potential interested users of the WINTER telescope to propose for observing time from MIT’s allocated general observing time. This workshop will be led by members of the MKI instrument team, and is targeted at members of the MKI and broader MIT community interested in potentially observing with WINTER or just interested to learn more about this new facility.

In the first half hour of the session, we will describe in detail the capabilities, status, and survey strategy of the WINTER observatory. The second half hour will be dedicated to a detailed walkthrough of the proposal process. Participants who would like to practice submitting a demo proposal should bring their laptops for hands-on Q&A with the WINTER team.

At the MIT Kavli Institute a group of researchers, engineers, technicians, and students are working on a wide variety of astronomical instruments, for both ground- and space-based observatories. Currently our largest project underway is an Integral Field Spectrograph, or IFS, for the 6.5m Magellan telescope located in the Atacama region of Chile. We are creating something like a high-resolution retina, an optical nerve bundle and a processing brain for this giant 6.5m eye fixed on the sky. Comprising 2,400 fibers feeding 24 sensitive digital cameras, it enables astronomers to study not just a few objects in detail with conventional spectrographs, but also detailed observations of anything and everything that falls on this “retina”. Years of prototype development and planning preceded the development and build phase that started in 2018, and scheduled to be completed this spring. Come and visit our labs so we can show you the intricate design and challenges of this very special eye to the universe.

Speaker: Martin Beraja

Questions? Contact Eric Trueswell (erictrue@mit.edu)

Join us for a series of engaging sessions on audio recording, where we'll explore the intricacies of Lewis' cutting-edge audio lab. Delve into the art of selecting and using different microphones effectively, mastering the recording and editing process in a digital audio workstation. By the end of this program, you'll not only possess the skills to produce high-quality recordings but also walk away with a professional recording of a project of your choice, whether it's singing a song, recording an instrument, or creating a podcast. Get ready to embark on an exciting journey into the fascinating world of audio production with us!

Participants should attend all three workshop sessions for the time they registered for.

FYI: This workshop series will also be held in the afternoons. The series will cover the same material during both time periods; you do not have to attend both the morning and afternoon sessions.

Register

Join us for a series of engaging sessions on audio recording, where we'll explore the intricacies of Lewis' cutting-edge audio lab. Delve into the art of selecting and using different microphones effectively, mastering the recording and editing process in a digital audio workstation. By the end of this program, you'll not only possess the skills to produce high-quality recordings but also walk away with a professional recording of a project of your choice, whether it's singing a song, recording an instrument, or creating a podcast. Get ready to embark on an exciting journey into the fascinating world of audio production with us!

Participants should attend all three workshop sessions for the time they registered for.

FYI: This workshop series will also be held in the mornings. The series will cover the same material during both time periods; you do not have to attend both the morning and afternoon sessions.

Register

The BioMaker classic workshop returns!  Students produce a petri dish with an image created by an engineered strain of E. coli. In this short (3hr) introductory workshop, students learn some basics techniques for working in a biological laboratory.  Students are introduced to using a micropipette, electroporation of DNA into bacterial cells, plating,  and liquid culture.  No prior experience needed, all abilities welcome!

Participation limited to 12 participants.  Select one date only. Please email jbuck@mit.edu for more information. To register, please visit http://tinyurl.com/HHBMS-IAP2024.

Hosted by E14 Fund and MAS, this engaging workshop will bring together MIT founders to share their experiences and insights on transitioning from scientists and engineers to entrepreneurs. The workshop is designed to guide you through the entrepreneurial process, encourage meaningful connections with both experienced and budding founders, and build a supportive community of peers at various stages of their startup journey.

Space is limited and applications to join are due by Dec 18.

Sign up: https://beyondthelab.mit.edu/iap

About the E14 Fund: The E14 Fund is the MIT-affiliated early-stage venture fund. Born at the MIT Media Lab, E14’s mission is to serve the MIT community and invest in scalable, deep-tech startups. E14 donates a significant portion of profits to MIT.

In this hands-on wet lab workshop, participants will learn the basics of bio-electrochemical system (BES) by building and operating a microbial fuel cell over the course of four two-hour sessions. Students will be introduced to basic microbiological and electrochemistry techniques. Limited to 12 participants. Must attend all four sessions. For more information, email jbuck@mit.edu. To register, please visit http://tinyurl.com/HHBMS-IAP2024.

This is a Level 1 Certification Credential in the Huang-Hobbs BioMaker Space Credential Certification Program. Open to all trained users in the "biomakerspace" training group, and those who have completed the required pre-requisites trainings with a sufficient level of proficiency. Email jbuck@mit.edu to be added to the training group and for additional information about this program. Limited to 6 participants. To register, please visit http://tinyurl.com/HHBMS-IAP2024.

Participants will review the theory and practice of agarose gel electrophoresis. Student will mix and pour gels, load gels, run gels, and image the results of the gel and identify fragment length.  Students will be assessed on proficiency.

Pre-Requisite Trainings: Pipette and Vis Spec (Level 0), Lab Math and Solutions (Level 0),

Recommend Trainings: DNA Extraction & Purification (Level 1)

This is a Level 1 Certification Credential in the Huang-Hobbs BioMaker Space Credential Certification Program. Open to all trained users in the "biomakerspace" training group, and those who have completed the required pre-requisites trainings with a sufficient level of proficiency. Email jbuck@mit.edu to be added to the training group and for additional information about this program. Limited to 20 participants. To register, please visit http://tinyurl.com/HHBMS-IAP2024.

Participants will review the basics of extracting plasmid and genomic DNA from cells, and purifying the recovered DNA. Participants will use various buffer and disruption techniques to lyse cells. Participants will learn use of columns to and alcohol precipitation to purify extracted DNA. Participants will quantify DNA using UV spectroscopy on a micro-volume UV/Vis spectrophotometer.  Students will be assessed on proficiency.

Pre-Requisite Trainings: Pipette and Vis Spec (Level 0), Lab Math and Solutions (Level 0),

Recommend Trainings: Microbial Culture (Level 1)

This is a Level 0 Certification Credential in the Huang-Hobbs BioMaker Space Credential Certification Program. Open to all trained users in the "biomakerspace" training group. Email jbuck@mit.edu to be added to the training group and for additional information about this program. Limited to 20 participants. To register, please visit http://tinyurl.com/HHBMS-IAP2024.

Participants will review the basics of working with quantities in the wet laboratory, including: moles, molarity, mass, mass concentration, mass percentage, volume percentage, and concentration factor. Preparation of solutions, and adjustment of pH will be covered. Students will be assessed on proficiency.

This is a Level 2 Certification Credential in the Huang-Hobbs BioMaker Space Credential Certification Program. Open to all trained users in the "biomakerspace" training group, and those who have completed the required pre-requisites trainings with a sufficient level of proficiency. Email jbuck@mit.edu to be added to the training group and for additional information about this program. Limited to 6 participants. To register, please visit http://tinyurl.com/HHBMS-IAP2024.

Participants will review the theory and practice of mammalian cell culture. Participants will gain experience working with suspended (TK6) and adherent cells (HeLa or 3T3) in a biosafety cabinet using standard BL2 practices. Students will learn media changing and passage cells to maintain growth conditions and will use trypsin treatments to release cells from the culture flask. Students will learn basic use of an inverted light mircoscope and cell counting using a hemacytometer and trypan blue stain. Students be assessed on proficiency.

Pre-Requisite Trainings: Microbial Culturing & Sterile Technique (Level 1)

Two-Session Training (PARTICIPANTS ARE REQUIRED TO ATTEND BOTH SESSIONS)

This is a Level 2 Certification Credential in the Huang-Hobbs BioMaker Space Credential Certification Program. Open to all trained users in the "biomakerspace" training group, and those who have completed the required pre-requisites trainings with a sufficient level of proficiency. Email jbuck@mit.edu to be added to the training group and for additional information about this program. Limited to 12 participants. To register, please visit http://tinyurl.com/HHBMS-IAP2024.

Participants will review the theory and practice of microbial transformation. Students will utilize electroporation to transfer vector DNA into E. coli host cells, as well heat shock methods of transformation. Advanced students will explore additional methods of transformation for yeast (e.g. Lithium Acetate) and bacterial conjugation. Students will determine transformation efficiencies. Students will be assessed on proficiency.

Pre-Requisite Trainings: Microbial Culturing & Sterile Technique (Level 1)

Recommend Training: Agarose Gel Electrophoresis (Level 1), DNA Isolation & Purification (Level 1)

This is a Level 1 Certification Credential in the Huang-Hobbs BioMaker Space Credential Certification Program. Open to all trained users in the "biomakerspace" training group, and those who have completed the required pre-requisites trainings with a sufficient level of proficiency. Email jbuck@mit.edu to be added to the training group and for additional information about this program. Limited to 20 participants. To register, please visit http://tinyurl.com/HHBMS-IAP2024.

Participants will review the basics of sterile technique and culturing microorganisms in a biological laboratory. Participants will learn use of ethanol and flame for sterilizing implements, working in a sterile air environment on the bench and in a biosafety cabinet, plating on selective and non-selective media, and inoculating liquid cultures.  Students will be assessed on proficiency.

Pre-Requisite Trainings: Pipette (Level 0), Lab Math (Level 0)

This is a Level 0 Certification Credential in the Huang-Hobbs BioMaker Space Credential Certification Program. Open to all trained users in the "biomakerspace" training group. Email jbuck@mit.edu to be added to the training group and for additional information about this program. Limited to 20 participants. To register, please visit http://tinyurl.com/HHBMS-IAP2024.

Participants will review the basics of working with micropipettes and serological pipettes.  Students will learn use of visible spectroscopy to quantify solution concentration. Students will be assessed on proficiency.

This is a Level 2 Certification Credential in the Huang-Hobbs BioMaker Space Credential Certification Program. Open to all trained users in the "biomakerspace" training group, and those who have completed the required pre-requisites trainings with a sufficient level of proficiency. Email jbuck@mit.edu to be added to the training group and for additional information about this program. Limited to 8 participants. To register, please visit http://tinyurl.com/HHBMS-IAP2024.

Participants will review the theory and practice of polymerase chain reaction for DNA amplification. Student will design primers to amplify various DNA fragments, will setup thermocycler programs, setup PCR reactions using master mixes, run PCR reactions, and characterize results. Students will be assessed on proficiency.

Pre-Requisite Trainings: Agarose Gel Electrophoresis (Level 1), DNA Isolation & Purification (Level 1)

This is a Level 2 Certification Credential in the Huang-Hobbs BioMaker Space Credential Certification Program. Open to all trained users in the "biomakerspace" training group, and those who have completed the required pre-requisites trainings with a sufficient level of proficiency. Email jbuck@mit.edu to be added to the training group and for additional information about this program. Limited to 8 participants. To register, please visit http://tinyurl.com/HHBMS-IAP2024.

Participants will review the theory and practice of restriction digestion for DNA modification and preparation in cloning. Student will evaluate and select restriction enzymes to cut DNA into target fragments. Students will setup enzyme reactions and characterize results. Introduction will be given to various use cases including: identification and confirmation of DNA identify (e.g. plasmids), traditional cloning, and advanced DNA assembly methods such as Biobricks and Golden Gate cloning. Students will be assessed on proficiency.

Pre-Requisite Trainings: Agarose Gel Electrophoresis (Level 1), DNA Isolation & Purification (Level 1)

In this workshop, students will learn biofabrication and biohybrid design tools to build their own soft robotic device out of myoblast cells derived from mice muscle. Participants will gain skills from biology and mechanical engineering, such as cell culture, computer aided design (CAD), and stereolithography (SLA) 3D printing to create  “biobot” muscle rings. Students will create biocompatible skeletons for the muscle rings and stimulate them with light or electricity to cause contractions and  exert measurable forces onto the skeletons. Fabricating biobots is an introduction to the many exciting applications for biorobotics, such as understanding the biological motor control system and its role in disease and traumatic injury repair. Limited to 8 participants. Participants must attend all sessions. For additional information please email sheehant@mit.edu.

To register, please visit http://tinyurl.com/HHBMS-IAP2024.

Speaker: Amy Finkelstein

Questions? Contact Eric Trueswell (erictrue@mit.edu)

Are you interested in sharing your research through NSF Broader Impacts or other outreach to youth or the general public? In this 4-part mini course, we will introduce and explore best practices for engaging non-technical audiences in technical research. Topics covered will include needs assessment, goal setting, building outreach activities, inclusive design, and evaluation. Students will have the opportunity to create their own outreach activities based on a research topic of their choice. Please sign up if you plan on attending.

Are you looking for something to do for IAP? Join Make It to Break It (MITBI) this IAP to help construct a world-record Rube-Goldberg machine! We are a student-run Edgerton Center build team constructing a Rube-Goldberg machine that tells a story: a history of inventions in various fields including transportation, communication, and entertainment. 

No experience is needed! We’ll help you learn CAD, woodwork, machining, and other skills you’ll need for the project. Fill out this interest form with your availability for the month! https://forms.gle/FUGDtta9tGowJFAM6

Note: Current meeting times are tentative and based on availability of members. Fill out the form to be added to the MITBI Slack and meeting times will move to times most members are available.

Instructor – Ken Stone

Sessions – 7

Enrollment Limited to 6

Time: 10:00am – 12:00pm

Prereq: Hobby Shop Membership

Fee: $100 class and material cost

Sign up at the Hobby Shop N51-120

January

Monday 9^th, Wednesday, 11

Tuesday 16^th, (Monday is MLK Day) Wednesday 17^th

Monday 22^nd, Wednesday 24^th

Monday, 29th

Overview

Starting with a hardwood plank, students will create a beautiful table lamp. All levels of woodworking experience are welcome. Detailed instruction on the safe and effective use of circular saws, jointer, planer and drill press will be a central focus but everyone will also have design input into the lamp they build. The design will include a unique post construction of 3 pieces glued together that create a center hole. Cut from the same piece of wood the perfect color match makes it look like its one piece. Students will need to commit to at least two hours of outside class time in order to finish their project.

Lamp shades are not included in the design

Safety Equipment

Please wear comfortable clothing and closed toed shoes to class. Avoid loose dangling sleeves, large jewelry, high heels, and neck ties. Long hair must be kept up and out of the way at all times. We will provide safety glasses, ear protection and dust masks, but if you’d like to bring your own, that is great too.

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Instructor – Michelle Lauderback and Coby Unger

Sessions - 4

Enrollment: Limited: Advance sign-up required 

Limited to 4 participants 

Attendance: Participants must attend all sessions

Time: 9:00 – 12:00

January:

Friday 12^th

Friday 19^th

Friday 26^th

Friday, February 2nd

Prereq: Hobby Shop membership 

Fee: $100 class and material cost

Sign up and pay fees at the Hobby Shop, N51-120

Overview

In this an introductory woodworking class, participants are taught how to design, build, finish, and maintain an end-grain butcher block from rough lumber to finished product. Finished butcher blocks can be used for either decoration or use in their kitchen for heavy cutting applications. Proper and safe usage of the jointer, planer, table saw, and other wood working tools will be taught.

Safety Equipment

Please wear comfortable clothing and closed toed shoes to class. Avoid loose dangling sleeves, large jewelry, high heels, and neck ties. Long hair must be kept up and out of the way at all times. We will provide safety glasses, ear protection and dust masks, but if you’d like to bring your own, that is great too.

Steel Research Group meeting, Register at https://bit.ly/SRGmeeting2024

Learn the basics of CRISPR technology in this introductory hands-on workshop in the Huang-Hobbs BioMaker Space.  In this three-hour single-session workshop, participants will learn basic theory of CRISPR-Cas9 system, learn to design guide RNA sequences, and practice the techniques to disrupt gene function of LacZ in E. coli to induce changes of colors in colonies. Open to all experience levels, assumes no prior wet lab experience.  Please pick one session. Limited to 20 participants per session. For additional information, please email jbuck@mit.edu. To register, please visit http://tinyurl.com/HHBMS-IAP2024.

In this 2-hour course, students will learn best practices on capturing great photography with their smartphones or cameras for later use in their MIT portfolios. Adobe Photoshop will be introduced for post-processing stills.

Required:

• A smartphone with a camera or a DSLR/point and shoot camera
• A laptop with Adobe Photoshop installed, available for free from MIT IS&T

Presented by MIT Project Manus and the Morningside Academy for Design

Taught by Conor McArdle, Video and Digital Content Specialist for MIT Project Manus

Lauren Mifflin, PhD

Vice President of Company Creation, Frazier Life Sciences

Drew Lowery, PhD

Director of Life Sciences, Global Prior Art

Stephane Ricoult, PhD

Senior Director, Simon Kucher & Partners

Hear from industry leaders who successfully leveraged their graduate training in the business world. Learn about careers in consulting, IP patent law, and life sciences investment.

Session organizers: Bonnie Su
Abdallah Mohamed

This four-session IAP workshop series celebrates and explores the uniqueness and diversity of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) voices, experiences, and identities at MIT and beyond. We will use in-class close reading and reflective writing exercises to foster self-reflection, build community, and help one another develop richer and more meaningful personal relationships to our cultural, ethnic, and racial backgrounds. How do our individual narratives reflect and fit into, but also transform and go beyond the narratives of the communities that we belong to? What do we gain from listening deeply to each other’s stories and developing our capacity to attend to, interpret, affiliate ourselves with, and act on those stories? How does this kind of relational work help us arrive at a deeper appreciation, as individuals and as a community, of what it means to be AANHPI?

Email jchou@med.mit.edu to sign up/add your name to the waitlist. This opportunity is limited to 15 self-identified AANHPI students, with priority given to students who can commit to attending all four sessions (please reach out even if you cannot commit to all four). No work is required outside of the workshop series - all you have to do is show up! We will meet in person for all sessions (location TBD), and students who fully participate and complete the workshop series will receive a free copy of Cathy Park Hong’s Minor Feelings or another book germane to the workshop series. 

Sign-up deadline: January 1^st, 2024

About the workshop facilitator: Jonathan Chou, MD, MS, is a psychiatrist and the multicultural community engagement specialist at MIT Medical, Student Mental Health & Counseling Services. He received his MS in Narrative Medicine from Columbia University and his MD from the Keck School of Medicine of USC. He completed his residency training in psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital and McLean Hospital. In addition to his work at MIT Medical, he is on faculty in the MS in Narrative Medicine Program at Keck, where he teaches advanced narrative medicine methods and practice.

Learn about how MIT’s Professor Hatton and his research group are using CO2 to tackle climate change on global scale through their research

Clean technology, or cleantech, encompasses innovative processes, products, and services designed to reduce carbon footprints and combat climate change. Join MIT's Professor Hatton as he delves into his research group's work to address climate change, with a particular focus on pioneering strategies for mitigating the impacts of carbon dioxide.

About the Speakers:

T. Alan Hatton: T. Alan Hatton is the Director of the David H. Koch School of Chemical Engineering Practice; Ralph Landau Professor of Chemical Engineering Practice; and Principle Investigator of the Hatton Research Group at MIT. As part of the MIT Energy Initiative, he co-directs the Center for Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage. His work focuses on the development of purification technologies of various kinds for use with air, water, and other substances.

About IAP:

This series is a part of MIT's 2024 Independent Activities Period (IAP), a flexible four-week period in January that allows faculty and students to engage in independent study and research, free from the constraints of regular classes.

About the TLO:

Our mission is to move innovations and discoveries from the lab to the marketplace for the benefit of the public and to amplify MIT's global impact. We cultivate an inclusive environment of scientific and entrepreneurial excellence, and bridge connections from MIT's research community to industry and startups, by strategically evaluating, protecting, and licensing technology.

Ready to go beyond gin-tonic and vodka-soda? Curious why some drinks are stirred and not shaken? Why do those mixologists have to have suspenders and handlebar moustaches, anyways? Get some hands-on experience this IAP learning about fine spirits, classic cocktails and how to make them in a craft environment. You’ll taste, shake, stir, and strain your way through over 150 years of cocktail history, from the earliest definitions of a cocktail to modern drinks grounded in classic technique. You'll leave the course armed with the knowledge and tools you need to make delicious & beautiful drinks at home.

Ready to go beyond gin-tonic and vodka-soda? Curious why some drinks are stirred and not shaken? Why do those mixologists have to have suspenders and handlebar moustaches, anyways? Get some hands-on experience this IAP learning about fine spirits, classic cocktails and how to make them in a craft environment. You’ll taste, shake, stir, and strain your way through over 150 years of cocktail history, from the earliest definitions of a cocktail to modern drinks grounded in classic technique. You'll leave the course armed with the knowledge and tools you need to make delicious & beautiful drinks at home.

Ready to go beyond gin-tonic and vodka-soda? Curious why some drinks are stirred and not shaken? Why do those mixologists have to have suspenders and handlebar moustaches, anyways? Get some hands-on experience this IAP learning about fine spirits, classic cocktails and how to make them in a craft environment. You’ll taste, shake, stir, and strain your way through over 150 years of cocktail history, from the earliest definitions of a cocktail to modern drinks grounded in classic technique. You'll leave the course armed with the knowledge and tools you need to make delicious & beautiful drinks at home.

Ready to go beyond gin-tonic and vodka-soda? Curious why some drinks are stirred and not shaken? Why do those mixologists have to have suspenders and handlebar moustaches, anyways? Get some hands-on experience this IAP learning about fine spirits, classic cocktails and how to make them in a craft environment. You’ll taste, shake, stir, and strain your way through over 150 years of cocktail history, from the earliest definitions of a cocktail to modern drinks grounded in classic technique. You'll leave the course armed with the knowledge and tools you need to make delicious & beautiful drinks at home.

Interested in the Huang-Hobbs BioMaker Space? Come learn more about the facilities and opportunities in the space.  Enjoy a cup of coffee or tea, and chat with the Director of the space. Learn about the ongoing programming in the space and how you can start a project or join one already in progress.  No registration required. Attend any session.

Have you ever wondered how technology that’s developed in academic institutions is converted into a product for the public?

Have you ever wondered how technology that’s developed in academic institutions is converted into a product for the public? This process is known as technology transfer, and tech transfer professionals at research organizations all over the world evaluate new inventions, protect intellectual property, and license the technology to third parties, such as start-up ventures or existing companies, for development and commercialization.

At MIT, the Technology Licensing Office (TLO) supports MIT inventors throughout this process and plays a vital role in the entrepreneurial ecosystem.

You'll hear from Lauren Foster and Deirdre Zammit, Associate Directors of the TLO, about the strategic approach MIT takes to move innovations from the bench to the marketplace.

About the Speakers:

Deirdre Zammit: Deirdre Zammit is MIT’s Associate Director of Licensing, Physical Sciences, leading the team that evaluates, protects, and licenses MIT innovations in the physical sciences. Deirdre’s professional experience includes roles managing and licensing corporate, academic, and federal laboratory intellectual property assets, with previous intellectual property management and licensing positions at Lucent Technologies, Agere Systems, Massachusetts General Hospital, and the Naval Research Laboratory. Deirdre started her career as an engineer in the semiconductor industry and has also held global product manager, market manager, and corporate venture capital positions in industry.

Lauren C. Foster: Lauren focuses principally on licensing and commercialization of technologies in the biomedical, biotechnology, and medical device fields. Prior to joining MIT, she was Senior Director, IP and Technology Acquisition at Antigenics, Inc., a public biotechnology company, where she played an integral role in envisioning and implementing the company’s business, intellectual property, and technology strategies. Lauren was also a Technical Specialist at the law firm Lahive & Cockfield LLP where she focused on strategic development of intellectual property rights for biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies and universities.

Lauren holds a D.Sc. from Harvard University and a B.S. from Haverford College, and is a registered Patent Agent.

About the TLO:

Our mission is to move innovations and discoveries from the lab to the marketplace for the benefit of the public and to amplify MIT's global impact. We cultivate an inclusive environment of scientific and entrepreneurial excellence, and bridge connections from MIT's research community to industry and startups, by strategically evaluating, protecting, and licensing technology.

Sebastian Lourido

Associate Professor of Biology, MIT Core Member, Whitehead Institute

In this interactive workshop, participants will learn how to use Adobe Illustrator and apply skills and tricks to present their research on slides, figures, or posters. With degrees in both science and art, Sebastian Lourido will equip participants with skills needed for illustrating their science and sharing it with the public.

Session organizer: Joey Davis

Noelle Wakefield, PhD

Assistant Dean, Diversity Initiatives and Director, MIT Summer Research Program

Gisselle Vélez Ruiz, PhD

Associate Director, Diversity and Inclusion, Broad Institute

Taylor Baum

CEO and Founder of Sprouting

Join us for a panel discussion about outreach initiatives! Learn about our panelists' career trajectories and how to be involved in outreach efforts.

Session organizers: Gabriella Lopez Perez Julia Dierksheide

This course will provide valuable insights into how the ICMD® platform and Materials by Design® technology can be utilized to design, develop and deploy materials.

During the course, attendees will receive an overview of ICME methodologies, engage with ICME experts, view software demonstrations and gain hands-on experience with ICMD®. We will showcase material models that can be leveraged across any industry that requires high-performance alloys. Engineers will see how they can overcome materials challenges, optimize existing alloys, and accelerate new alloy development.

QuesTek, a leader in Integrated Computational Materials Engineering (ICME), launched the ICMD® software platform in July 2023, ushering in the digital transformation of materials science.

Organzied by the 11-6 (Urban Science and Planning with Computer Science) program, this workshop builds on the urban-related 6.100B problem sets (network routing, recursion and Monte Carlo simulation) but focuses on real-world contexts and decision-making cases. You will look into why these problems matter and who make the decisions - from the access and control of local roads, to mandatory insurance policy for coastal development, to locating essential public services, and hone your innovative problem-solving ability by designing and testing alternative problem formulations and exercising Python programming skills.

11.s188 | 1-1-1 Units for registered students. Audits welcomed.

Schedule (All sessions from 10AM-12PM and will be held in 9-255):

• Tuesday, January 9 (Socio-technical Perspectives on Path Optimization Problems)
• Thursday, January 11 (Stakeholders’ Interests and Risks in Public Policy Making)
• Thursday, January 18 (Polling Places Locations, Closures and Where to Provide Essential Public Services)

Organzied by the 11-6 (Urban Science and Planning with Computer Science) program, this workshop builds on the urban-related 6.100B problem sets (network routing, recursion and Monte Carlo simulation) but focuses on real-world contexts and decision-making cases. You will look into why these problems matter and who make the decisions - from the access and control of local roads, to mandatory insurance policy for coastal development, to locating essential public services, and hone your innovative problem-solving ability by designing and testing alternative problem formulations and exercising Python programming skills.

11.s188 | 1-1-1 Units for registered students. Audits welcomed.

Schedule (All sessions from 10AM-12PM and will be held in 9-255):

• Tuesday, January 9 (Socio-technical Perspectives on Path Optimization Problems)
• Thursday, January 11 (Stakeholders’ Interests and Risks in Public Policy Making)
• Thursday, January 18 (Polling Places Locations, Closures and Where to Provide Essential Public Services)

Many ideas that you develop incorporate things created by other people. In this session, learn when you need permission and how to get it.

Most things that you create incorporate elements created by other people. Whether it’s quotes and figures from scientific literature, or images used in an art project, “third-party content” is a part of most creative endeavors. In this session, learn when you need permission and how to get it.

About the Speakers:

Katie Zimmerman: Katie is the Director of Copyright Strategy for the MIT Libraries, where her role is to guide copyright decisions for use of library materials, negotiate content licenses, and help the Libraries and MIT community create and use copyrightable works to the fullest extent of the law. She has been with the MIT Libraries since 2016, and holds an M.L.I.S degree from the University of Pittsburgh and a J.D. from Harvard Law School.

Peter Bebergal: Peter is the Institute Use of Name Officer and also responds to incoming copyright requests for MIT owned images, video footage, and other materials. He has been with MIT for over 14 years.

About the TLO:

Our mission is to move innovations and discoveries from the lab to the marketplace for the benefit of the public and to amplify MIT's global impact. We cultivate an inclusive environment of scientific and entrepreneurial excellence, and bridge connections from MIT's research community to industry and startups, by strategically evaluating, protecting, and licensing technology.

Providing physical and tactile models, is a great way to both attract potential audiences to your research and to communicate key aspects of your research to your target audience. In this workshop, we will explore what makes for an effective tactile model, how to design a model for different contexts, and how to optimize a model for 3D printing. Participants will use CAD to protype 3D models. No prior experience with 3D modeling software or 3D printing is required. Please sign up if you plan on attending.

Creating a Literature Review Workshop Series The MIT Writing and Communication Center (WCC) and the MIT Libraries are partnering to offer a three-part workshop series that will help you start, shape, and draft a literature review. During these workshops you'll learn the following skills and strategies:

• how the literature review genre works
• how to find an entry point into a research conversation
• how to choose keywords and conduct keyword searches in the library databases
• how to find, organize, and manage sources
• how to plan and organize a literature reviewhow to synthesis sources into fluid, engaging writing

All three sessions will take place via Zoom on the following dates:  

• Session 1: Tues., Jan. 9th, 11 a.m-12 p.m -- Starting a Literature Review
• Session 2: Tues., Jan. 16th, 11 a.m-12 p.m -- Conducting a Literature Search
• Session 3: Tues., Jan. 23rd, 11 a.m-12 p.m -- Drafting a Literature Review

You may register for individual sessions or the entire series. Pre-registration is required to participate. An email confirming your registration will contain the Zoom link for all three sessions.

Register

Jia Jia Zhang, PhD

Michaela Bartusel PhD

In this workshop, we will introduce several mindfulness concepts and discuss why and how practicing mindfulness in everyday life can help develop your self- awareness and motivation to experience greater overall well-being in work and in school.

Cyanotype Lamp Shade Class

Instructors: Jacqui Ketner and Coby Unger

2 Sessions January 19^th and 20^th 1:00 to 5:00

Cost: $130

Limited to 6 students

Using light to create prints. In the lamp shade class, you’ll learn the cyanotype printing process to create monoprints with found objects. You will gain your ability to design pleasing patterns, choose lampshade proportions, and construct lampshades. At the end of class you’ll have a lamp shade for your lamp and the skills to continue exploring lampshade construction and cyanotype printing. This is an all-levels class. You do not need prior photography experience.

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Computers can get lost or stolen. Data can become corrupted. Hardware can fail. Setting up a solid backup system is key to avoiding data loss and restoring your data when catastrophe strikes. This session will cover what a good backup system looks like and what resources are available at MIT to help you confidently back up your stuff.

Data Bites workshop series

Join the MIT Libraries Data Management Services team on Zoom during IAP 2024 for bite-sized half-hour workshops on specific data management topics. Register for one or all!

• Tuesday, January 9, 1pm: Writing better READMEs 
• Thursday, January 11, 1pm: Using the Dryad data repository 
• Tuesday, January 16, 1pm: Backing up your stuff 
• Thursday, January 18, 1pm: Making your code citable with GitHub and Zenodo

For more information or to learn more about data management topics, contact us at data-management@mit.edu or see https://libraries.mit.edu/data-management/

Sharing your code is an important part of making your work reproducible and is increasingly required by publishers and funders. In this workshop, we'll cover some tips for how to improve sharing your code publicly, including how to get a DOI for your code by using Zenodo to archive GitHub repositories. We'll also talk about other ways to make your code citable, ensuring that you get full credit for your work. 

Data Bites workshop series

Join the MIT Libraries Data Management Services team on Zoom during IAP 2024 for bite-sized half-hour workshops on specific data management topics. Register for one or all!

• Tuesday, January 9, 1pm: Writing better READMEs 
• Thursday, January 11, 1pm: Using the Dryad data repository 
• Tuesday, January 16, 1pm: Backing up your stuff 
• Thursday, January 18, 1pm: Making your code citable with GitHub and Zenodo

For more information or to learn more about data management topics, contact us at data-management@mit.edu or see https://libraries.mit.edu/data-management/

As of June 2023, MIT is as an institutional member of the Dryad Data Platform (datadryad.org. Use the insitutional login option using your kerberos). Dryad meets some of the open repository/ open publication needs on campus including those brought to the fore by the 2023 National Institutes of Health (NIH) Data Management and Sharing Policy. Overall, Dryad 1) Offers integrations with manuscript submission systems for Science, Engineering and Social Science journals 2) Supports code publications associated with open data 3) Provides ease of open data publication and curatorial support.

This workshop will give an overview of open data publishing services provided by Dryad and what type of data publications it is best suited for. Please bring your computers, your data, and questions along! Feel free to check out https://datadryad.org/stash/requirements

Data Bites workshop series

Join the MIT Libraries Data Management Services team on Zoom during IAP 2024 for bite-sized half-hour workshops on specific data management topics. Register for one or all!

• Tuesday, January 9, 1pm: Writing better READMEs 
• Thursday, January 11, 1pm: Using the Dryad data repository 
• Tuesday, January 16, 1pm: Backing up your stuff 
• Thursday, January 18, 1pm: Making your code citable with GitHub and Zenodo

For more information or to learn more about data management topics, contact us at data-management@mit.edu or see https://libraries.mit.edu/data-management/

README files are standard for software, but they provide useful basic documentation for datasets as well. Get up to speed on efficiently writing useful README files for datasets and software in this short class. We’ll cover some common things you should include in these files, as well as how to provide a citation to ensure you get credit for your hard work, and we will share links to resources. Save yourself time and trouble – if you are sharing data or software, you need READMEs!

Data Bites workshop series

Join the MIT Libraries Data Management Services team on Zoom during IAP 2024 for bite-sized half-hour workshops on specific data management topics. Register for one or all!

• Tuesday, January 9, 1pm: Writing better READMEs 
• Thursday, January 11, 1pm: Using the Dryad data repository 
• Tuesday, January 16, 1pm: Backing up your stuff 
• Thursday, January 18, 1pm: Making your code citable with GitHub and Zenodo

For more information or to learn more about data management topics, contact us at data-management@mit.edu or see https://libraries.mit.edu/data-management/

Are you creating or managing research data? This hands-on workshop will provide an overview of data management topics, including file organization and naming, data security and backups, tools for collaborating with others in the lab, and data publishing, storage and sharing. We'll also cover journal publisher requirements and writing the data management plans that are required by most funders, as well as data management issues related to closing out projects and moving between institutions. Geared towards those in postdoc or research scientist roles, but all are welcome.

Register

Do you struggle with organizing your research data? Wonder if there’s a better way to arrange and name your data files to optimize your work? This virtual workshop will teach you practical techniques for organizing your data files. Topics will include: file and folder organizational structures and file naming. Will include hands-on exercises to apply the concepts to your particular data project.

Register

Do you have a favorite molecule? A complex graph that you’re proud of? A PSET data visualization that took you hours that you want to commemorate through fiber art? A prevailing statistic that drives you? Of course you do!

Learn how to embroider this IAP! You will learn basic embroidery skills, how to sketch your data visualization by hand, and how to embroider overtop of your sketch. All supplies needed to bring your data visualization to a colorful, tangible take-away will be provided. You just bring your favorite data visualization. This workshop is for beginners - you do not need any previous experience with drawing, embroidery, or any fiber art. 

• Date: Tuesday, January 9th 12-1:30pm | Location: W20 429
• Date: Tuesday, January 30th 12-1:30pm | Location: W20 429

Workshops are at capacity, but add yourself to the waitlist here: https://airtable.com/appjCzwPRtUOVNrVV/pagt1KbR1OsOUM0bC/form

All supplies are included. Seats are limited -- you will receive a confirmation if you have a seat in the workshop!

Developing a Critical History of South Asia
Jaspal Singh, Rajesh Kasturirangan; South Asian Center, Boston

We will examine in this class the European conceptions of South Asian history in contradistinction to South Asian conceptions of history. We will discuss the works of William Jones, Hegel, Max Mueller, Monier-Williams, Mircea Elliade, and other Indologists and their rendering of South Asian History. We'll also explore several ancient South Asian text as Rig Veda, Mahabharta, Rajtrangini, and other texts that bring to light what has been the indigenous conception of history. We will also trace the development of South Asian history from Antiquity to present. Guest lecturers will also make presentations on South Asian history. The event is co-sponsored by Sangam and South Asian Center.
Contact: Jaspal Singh, (617) 497-0316, manex@channel1.com

EC.S00/ EC.S12: The goal of this special IAP Learning Opportunity is to provide participants with a “how to” decarbonization manual, along with experiential learning opportunities through workshop-activities and field trips to Net Zero buildings in the greater Boston area. Elements of this Learning Opportunity include: 1) how to calculate a carbon footprint of a person, building, campus, city, country, 2) learning the basic science and engineering of decarbonization 3) examining case studies of 4th and 5th Generation geothermal district energy systems, such as the 1st 100% net zero campus, Colorado Mesa University 4) taking a deep dive into a D-Lab, Geo@MIT student team + MIT Alumni for Climate Action proposal for “100% Decarbonization of MIT Campus by 2035 via 6th Generation Geothermal District Heating and Cooling” 5) several field trips to Net Zero Buildings in the greater Boston area.

Introductory hands-on workshop to teach the basic technique of the Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA). Participants will prepare 96-well plates and incubate with varying concentrations of antigen proteins and fluorescent antibodies to create a binding curve to determine the dissociation constant of a binding protein. Limited to 12 participants. Email vicy@mit.edu for additional information. To register, please visit http://tinyurl.com/HHBMS-IAP2024.

Panelists: Bob Gibbons, Danielle Li

Questions? Contact Eric Trueswell (erictrue@mit.edu)

When we think of birds, we think of feathers. Feathers give birds their color, from the bright red of a male Cardinal to the iridescent reds and greens of Ruby-throated Hummingbirds. Feathers keep birds warm and dry: down provides excellent insulation against heat loss and water really does roll off a duck’s back. Feathers form the aerodynamic shape of the wing, enabling flight. A Barn Owl’s flight feathers suppress sound, allowing it to fly nearly silently, while its ruff feathers reflect and focus sound into its ears, enabling the owl to hunt in total darkness by sound alone. This talk describes how the microscopic structure of feathers gives rise to their remarkable properties.

In this 90-minute briefing, attorneys from the MIT Office of the General Counsel will provide an overview of some of the main corporate formation and licensing topics relevant to launching your own startup.  Aspiring entrepreneurs will get an introduction to some of the liability, tax, financing, and intellectual property issues that are important to address when starting a new venture.  Topics will cover the following:

• Corporation vs. LLC
• Funding a Startup
• Basic Licensing Models
• Important Guidelines for Startups Utilizing MIT IP
• Community Resources
• Q&A

Presenters: Matthew Fucci, OGC and Claire Schneider, OGC​​​​​​​

Kathleen McGinness, PhD

Vice President, Arrakis Therapeutics

Bryce Carey, PhD

Director, Vertex Pharmaceuticals

Jon Kenniston, PhD

Director, Takeda

Explore the journey from the bench to leadership roles with industry experts from Arrakis Therapeutics, Takeda, and Vertex Pharmaceuticals. They will discuss transitioning from academia to the dynamic biotech and pharma industries, highlighting the challenges and opportunities in mentorship and interdisciplinary teamwork.

Session organizers: Danica Cui Jennifer Kosmatka

Gevorg Grigoryan, PhD

Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer, Generate Biomedicines

Reshma Shetty, PhD

Co-founder, President, and Chief Operations Officer, Ginkgo Bioworks

Thomas de Vlaam

Founder at Amylon Therapeutics Principal at Pillar VC

Jonathan Moore, PhD

Co-founder and Chief Science Advisor, Rectify Pharma

Delve into the founding narratives of Generate Biomedicines, Ginkgo Bioworks, Rectify Pharma, and Amylon Therapeutics. Refine your approach to company pitching with valuable do's and don'ts from an experienced venture capital perspective. Submit questions in advance here:   https://forms.gle/9YZ5QP3LmwBX7Hps5

Learn how to read and interpret maps and data and use basic cartography principles to create maps that can be used in reports and presentations. You will have the option of completing short exercises using QGIS or ArcGIS Pro as well as a longer exercise after the workshop for additional learning.

MIT touchstone authentication is required to register. 

Register

Prefer to attend online? See our GIS Level 1 workshop on 1/10.

Learn how to read and interpret maps and data and use basic cartography principles to create maps that can be used in reports and presentations. You will have the option of completing short exercises using QGIS or ArcGIS Pro as well as a longer exercise after the workshop for additional learning.

A few days before the workshop we will send information about installing the required software. MIT Touchstone authentication is required to register.

Register

Prefer to attend in person? See our GIS Level 1 workshop on 1/19.

Expand your experience with desktop GIS software and learn how to use analysis tools to query data, conduct spatial statistics, and analyze vector and raster data using QGIS or ArcGIS Pro.

Previous GIS experience is required, such as taking the Intro to GIS workshop.

A few days before the workshop we will send information about installing the required software.

MIT Touchstone authentication is required to register.

Register

Are you interested in learning how to utilize satellite imagery in your research?

In this introductory workshop, we'll discuss some fundamental basics of remote sensing, resources for finding satellite imagery, platforms for analyzing imagery, and ways to incorporate remote sensing into your GIS work. We will also complete a hands-on remote sensing exericse using ENVI software and open-source satellite images. 

Previous experience with remote sensing is not required. 

MIT Touchstone is required to register. 

Register

This is a hands-on activity. Bring your laptop and a dataset of your choice, and leave with one (or more) interactive figures ready to submit with your next ApJ article. 

Astronomers have long used static figures and more recently movies in publications. However, in recent years, more and more journals allow interactive figures as electronic material which allow the reader to zoom, pan, click on objects in the scatter plot for more information, rotate 3D displays etc. This enables the reader to explore, be more engaged, and understand data better - hopefully leading to more citations!

Also, the same animations and interactive figures can be used on your own website, in talks, or to share with collaborators so they can easily zoom into a lightcurve, bin up a spectrum etc. 

With the right plotting packages, making an interactive figure is no more complicated than making a pdf or png; I start off by showing a few examples in Python that I have personally used before (mpld3, bokeh, x3d) and then we'll hack and make figures together. Bring your laptop and a dataset (table, image, catalog, etc.) yjsy you want to visualize and we'll brainstorm if an interactive display is useful and what information it can add for the reader. If you've made a visualization like this before, bring it and teach us how!

A few examples: 

- Optical design of the the Arcus satellite: https://space.mit.edu/home/guenther/ARCUS/3Dview.html

- Chen et al. (click on "start interaction"): https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/1538-4357/acb3a6#apjacb3a6f8 - I've made very similar plots with the same plotting package that they used myself, but my paper is still under review, so I don't have a link to share.

- Tully et al. (click on "start interaction"): https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/1538-4357/aceaf3#apjaceaf3f13 - This one looks cool!

Sign-up is not required, but recommended (email hgunther@mit.edu) so I can send you installation instructions for packages we might use beforehand.

This is a hands-on activity. Bring your laptop and a dataset of your choice, and leave with one (or more) interactive figures ready to submit with your next ApJ article.

Astronomers have long used static figures and more recently movies in publications. However, in recent years, more and more journals allow interactive figures as electronic material which allow the reader to zoom, pan, click on objects in the scatter plot for more information, rotate 3D displays etc. This gives the reader of your article a way to explore more of the data you show, be more engaged, and understand your points better – hopefully leading to more citations!

Also, the same animations and interactive figures can be used on your own website, in talks, or to share with collaborators so they can easily zoom into a lightcurve, bin up a spectrum etc.

With the right plotting packages, making an interactive figure is no more complicated than making a pdf or png; I start off by showing a few examples in Python that I have personally used before (mpld3, bokeh, x3d) for those new to making interactive figures and then we’ll hack and make figures together. Bring your laptop and a dataset (table, image, catalog, …) you want to visualize and we’ll brainstorm if an interactive display is useful and what information it can add for the reader. If you’ve made a visualization like that before, bring it and teach us how!

A few example of how this might look like:

– Optical design of the the Arcus satellite: https://space.mit.edu/home/guenther/ARCUS/3Dview.html

– Chen et al. (click on “start interaction”): https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/1538-4357/acb3a6#apjacb3a6f8 – I’ve made very similar plots with the same plotting package that they used myself, but my paper is still under review, so I don’t have link to share.

– Tully et al. (click on “start interaction”): https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/1538-4357/aceaf3#apjaceaf3f13 – This one looks cool!

Sign-up is not required, but recommended. Send me an email so I can send you installation instructions for some packages we might use beforehand.

Interested in the applications of Generative AI to the areas of musical expression and composition? Join us this IAP for a 3-week workshop during which we will be both discussing the most important tools and models in this ever-changing domain, and working towards applying these technologies to a brand new application. We will meet 4-6 hours a week (see schedule below), and work towards creating a Final Project (see ideas below). There is no prerequisites other than a willingness to learn and to participate in the group effort, so feel free to join us!

Learn tips and tricks for organizing your research with Zotero plugins. Topics will include streamlining file management and attaching files, editing and organizing citations, and generating notes from reference sources. We will also discuss how to integrate Zotero with Overleaf in order to manage your references and citations in LaTeX documents.

Some previous experience using Zotero is recommended but not required.

A Zoom invitation will be emailed to registered participants.

Register

Glass & Metal Lamp Making Class

IAP Term 2024

Beginners encouraged!

Course Instructor: Cat Arase, carase@mit.edu 

Times & Dates: January 15-21, 2024

Session 1: M-F 5-7pm Saturday & Sunday 10am-3pm

Session 2: M-F 7-9pm, Saturday & Sunday 10am-3pm

Prerequisites: None! No experience is required. Beginners are highly encouraged

Credit: This class is not for credit and there will be no grading

To enter the lottery, please fill out this form by end of day 12/20/23: https://forms.gle/kW8RRCpLxpk2wXHp9 

I have found that there are many people who want to make things, but struggle to go from making small trinkets to larger scale projects that look finished, especially when those projects aim to integrate multiple components or processes. I intend to teach Illustrator, the plasma cutter, the spot welder, and glass cutting. Everyone will create their own design and their own lamp using sheet metal and stained glass sheets. The class is free and all materials will be purchased beforehand.

I plan to take 8 students and run two sessions (in the same week). The class will last one week of IAP. Last year a similar class I ran was overenrolled, so you must be able to attend every day of the class. Extra work outside of class hours may be needed for the design portion of the class dependending on design complexity. I will do my best to finalize the class list by 12/22/23 and will send an email to everyone to let them know who is in the class.

Beginners encouraged!

Course Instructor: Cat Arase, carase@mit.edu 

Times & Dates: January 15-21, 2024

Session 1: M-F 5-7pm Saturday & Sunday 10am-3pm

Session 2: M-F 7-9pm, Saturday & Sunday 10am-3pm

Prerequisites: None! No experience is required. Beginners are highly encouraged!

Credit: This class is not for credit and there will be no grading

To enter the lottery, please fill out this form by end of day 12/20/23: https://forms.gle/kW8RRCpLxpk2wXHp9 

I have found that there are many people who want to make things, but struggle to go from making small trinkets to larger scale projects that look finished, especially when those projects aim to integrate multiple components or processes. I intend to teach Illustrator, the plasma cutter, the spot welder, and glass cutting. Everyone will create their own design and their own lamp using sheet metal and stained glass sheets. The class is free and all materials will be purchased beforehand.

I plan to take 8 students and run two sessions (in the same week). The class will last one week of IAP. Last year a similar class I ran was overenrolled, so you must be able to attend every day of the class. Extra work outside of class hours may be needed for the design portion of the class dependending on design complexity. I will do my best to finalize the class list by 12/22/23 and will send an email to everyone to let them know who is in the class.

Note: I ran the MIG welded lamp class and LED sign class last IAP. This class is a similar format and aims to teach similar skills.

The global landscape of data privacy laws continues to expand and evolve.  As an institution with global reach, these laws have a direct impact of MIT and its operations.  This session will provide an overview of several key data privacy laws, including the GDPR and PIPL, and will provide some practical tips to consider when MIT receives personal information subject to these laws for administrative and research purposes.

Presenters: Jason Baletsa (OGC) and Kate Miller (RMCS)

This IAP, join us in listening to Golden Speaker Angela Koehler – a pioneering MIT professor in cancer research.

Sponsored by MIT's Technology Licensing Office, the Golden Speaker Series features distinguished members of the MIT community who have been asked to share their academic, research, and tech transfer journeys.

This series is a part of MIT's 2024 Independent Activities Period (IAP), a flexible four-week period in January that allows faculty and students to engage in independent study and research, free from the constraints of regular classes.

About the Speaker:

Angela Koehler is an Associate Professor in the Department of Biological Engineering at MIT and an intramural member of the David H. Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research at MIT. She is also an Institute Member of the Broad Institute and a Founding Member of the MIT Center for Precision Cancer Medicine. Her research group aims to discover and develop functional small-molecule probes of targets emerging from patient-based genomics, including targets deemed recalcitrant to small molecule drug discovery efforts, such as transcription factors, RNA-binding proteins or cytokines. Selected probes may be developed into imaging agents, diagnostic tools, or therapeutic leads.

About the TLO:

Our mission is to move innovations and discoveries from the lab to the marketplace for the benefit of the public and to amplify MIT's global impact. We cultivate an inclusive environment of scientific and entrepreneurial excellence, and bridge connections from MIT's research community to industry and startups, by strategically evaluating, protecting, and licensing technology.

This IAP, discover urban innovation firsthand with Golden Speaker, Carlo Ratti - an MIT professor, architect, and engineer.

Sponsored by MIT's Technology Licensing Office, the Golden Speaker Series features distinguished members of the MIT community who have been asked to share their academic, research, and tech transfer journeys.

This series is a part of MIT's 2024 Independent Activities Period (IAP), a flexible four-week period in January that allows faculty and students to engage in independent study and research, free from the constraints of regular classes.

About the Speaker:

Carlo Ratti, an architect and engineer, is the director of MIT’s Senseable City Lab and co-founder of Carlo Ratti Associati. With degrees from Politecnico di Torino, École Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées, and a PhD from the University of Cambridge, he’s a leading voice on technology’s urban impact. Co-author of over 500 publications, holder of technical patents, and featured in international media, Ratti’s innovative projects, such as the Digital Water Pavilion and Copenhagen Wheel, have earned him recognition in Forbes, Wired, and TIME’s ‘Best Inventions of the Year’ list. Currently, he co-chairs the World Economic Forum’s Global Future Council on Cities and Urbanization.

About the TLO:

Our mission is to move innovations and discoveries from the lab to the marketplace for the benefit of the public and to amplify MIT's global impact. We cultivate an inclusive environment of scientific and entrepreneurial excellence, and bridge connections from MIT's research community to industry and startups, by strategically evaluating, protecting, and licensing technology.

This IAP, learn from Golden Speaker Giovanni Traverso – an MIT Associate Professor and gastroenterologist focused on next gen drug delivery.

Sponsored by MIT's Technology Licensing Office, the Golden Speaker Series features distinguished members of the MIT community who have been asked to share their academic, research, and tech transfer journeys.

This series is a part of MIT's 2024 Independent Activities Period (IAP), a flexible four-week period in January that allows faculty and students to engage in independent study and research, free from the constraints of regular classes.

About the Speaker:

Giovanni Traverso is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at MIT and also a gastroenterologist in the Division of Gastroenterology, Brigham and Women’s Hospital (BWH), Harvard Medical School. His current research program is focused on developing the next generation of drug delivery systems to enable safe and efficient delivery of therapeutics, biomedical device to support new modes of drug administration and sensing a broad array of physiologic and pathophysiologic signals. Additionally, Dr. Traverso continues his efforts towards the development of novel diagnostic tests that enable the early detection of cancer.

About the TLO:

Our mission is to move innovations and discoveries from the lab to the marketplace for the benefit of the public and to amplify MIT's global impact. We cultivate an inclusive environment of scientific and entrepreneurial excellence, and bridge connections from MIT's research community to industry and startups, by strategically evaluating, protecting, and licensing technology.

This IAP, immerse yourself with Golden Speaker Vladimir Bulović – an MIT professor spearheading pioneering research in multiple fields.

Sponsored by MIT's Technology Licensing Office, the Golden Speaker Series features distinguished members of the MIT community who have been asked to share their academic, research, and tech transfer journeys.

This series is a part of MIT's 2024 Independent Activities Period (IAP), a flexible four-week period in January that allows faculty and students to engage in independent study and research, free from the constraints of regular classes.

About the Speaker:

Vladimir Bulović is a Professor of Electrical Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, holding the Fariborz Maseeh Chair in Emerging Technology. He directs the Organic and Nanostructured Electronics Laboratory, co-leads the MIT-Eni Solar Frontiers Center, leads the Tata GridEdge program, and is the Founding Director of MIT.nano, MIT's new 200,000 sqft nano-fabrication, nano-characterization, and prototyping facility that opened in the summer of 2018. He is an author of over 250 research articles (cited over 45,000 times) and an inventor of over 100 U.S. patents in areas of light emitting diodes, lasers, photovoltaics, photodetectors, chemical sensors, programmable memories, and micro-electro machines, majority of which have been licensed and utilized by both start-up and multinational companies.

About the TLO:

Our mission is to move innovations and discoveries from the lab to the marketplace for the benefit of the public and to amplify MIT's global impact. We cultivate an inclusive environment of scientific and entrepreneurial excellence, and bridge connections from MIT's research community to industry and startups, by strategically evaluating, protecting, and licensing technology.

5th talk in the Seminar Series "Integrative Structural Biology"

Speaker:  

Johannes Walter, PhD

Professor of Biological Chemistry & Molecular Pharmacology, Harvard Medical School

Do you have a much-worn hat that could use a glow-up? Or an heirloom hat at the back of a closet that you'd like to bring into the light?

Come to this series of lunchtime workshops to learn the basics of renovating and repairing old hats. We'll do some hands-on work to clean and make basic repairs to felt and straw hats and the instructor will share free resources for those wanting to take it further. The final workshop will focus on retrimming hats whose decoration has seen better days.

Come to one, two, or all three sessions - it's up to you. Sign-up here (advanced sign-up required).

An immersive introduction to the biochemistry, microbiology, and chemical engineering of brewing beer.  You will complete a full all-grain brewing process over a 2-day period. Steps include a single-temperature infusion mash, sparge, boil, pitching yeast, racking and bottling. In addition to the hands-on process, you will learn about characteristics and importance of various ingredients, how to formulate your own recipes, how to measure gravity of your wort and beer, and calculate alcohol content.

MUST BE 21+ YEARS OLD BY 2/3/2023 (ID Required)

SPACE LIMITED TO 4 PARTICIPANTS (W/ OPTIONAL +1 FRIEND)

EMAIL JBUCK@MIT.EDU TO EXPRESS INTEREST

COST: $10 FOR MATERIALS & SUPPLIES; $150 INCLUDES FULL SYSTEM FOR 1 GALLON ALL-GRAIN BREWING SETUP

Bird use their bills for everything from feeding to grooming to nest building to courtship displays and tool handling. In this talk we'll look at the remarkable array of sizes and shapes of bird bills and then examine in more detail 4 examples: the chisel-like bills of woodpeckers that peck into trees; the bills and tongues of hummingbirds that draw nectar from flowers; sandpiper bills that can detect food beneath sand on a beach without touching it; and phalarope bills that draw water up into their mouths by a ratcheting motion.

This short talk it intended for non-astronomers who are interested in learning how stars form and how astronomical research is actually done in practice.

While our Sun is almost 5 billion years old, stars still form in the the dark clouds of our Milky Way. When we observe those regions we can learn how star and planet formation works, so that we also understand the formation of our own solar system and the Earth better.

I will describe how we observe those regions that are hidden to the naked eye using infrared and X-ray telescopes to obtain stunning images of stellar nurseries. Zooming in on just a few of the young stars, I show how a gas cloud collapses to form a hot gas core that is the birth place of another sun and possibly a few planets. This is the stage of star formation where I concentrate my own research and I will describe how professional astronomers gain access to space telescopes, share my experiences of how to use the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) for my observations of young stars and I will show an example of how we process the observations to extract scientific conclusions. 

Star formation is a very active area of research with many mysteries to solve and certainly one of the areas in astronomy that  delivers extremely beautiful images of the Milky Way that surrounds us.

Ever wondered how are objects from our daily lives designed? How can we generate a computer 3D model of a mug, a bottle of Diet Coke, or a Saturn V rocket? What about designing the blades of a jet-engine? A test dummy? How about making an animation of a LEGO house building itself? Or making a realistic render of a bowl of fruit? In this AeroAstro workshop, you will learn the skills to design all of these, and much more!

Designed for beginners and pro-user alike, this workshop is split into 9 2-hour long sessions, the first half of which will be spent learning new Solidworks skills (a computer-aided design software), the second half of which will see the application of these news skills through in-class activities, with a focus on reverse engineering. In contrast to traditional mechanical design courses, this workshop places greater emphasis on the design process itself, understanding how we can plan and best leverage our available tools to arrive to our desired result. Thus, the sessions are less about following the instructions on an engineering drawing, but about independent thinking and strategizing, reverse engineering an object into a 3D model.

Through the workshop’s 9 sessions, the goal is for the student to:

• Have learned all the essential Solidworks skills, enough to be able to pass the industry-standard Mechanical Design CSWA exam.
• Have built a comprehensive design portfolio, in the form of a presentation, to showcase all the different in-class projects and Solidworks skills mastered.
• Feel that it can take any object and exclaim, “I know how to CAD this!”.

Notes:

• For more information about the workshop, check out its syllabus, website, or reach out to the instructor.
• Please fill out the following form to express your interest on the workshop: https://forms.gle/1BA5mVRSMgHsSpdY7. 
  • As of right now, capacity for both the morning and evening groups are at their limit. If you would like to join the workshop, please email the instructor ASAP.
• The session on 01/15/24 actually takes place on 01/16/24, due to the MLK federal holiday. Please see the syllabus for more details.

UPDATE:

• Due to popular demand, the workshop will be split into two cohorts: morning (MWF, 10am-12pm) and afternoon (MWF, 3:30pm-5:30pm). All sessions will still take place in the Rotch library.
• If you haven't already, please email the instructor with your preference of cohort (morning or afternoon).

Panelists: Anna Mikusheva, Christian Wolf, Parag Pathak, Tobias Salz

Questions? Contact Eric Trueswell (erictrue@mit.edu)

Learn how MATLAB can be used to visualize and analyze data, perform numerical computations, and develop algorithms. Through live demonstrations and examples, you will see how MATLAB can help you become more effective in your coursework as well as in research. This session is targeted for students, faculty and researchers who are new to MATLAB.  However, experienced MATLAB users may also benefit from the session, as the MathWorks engineer will be covering some tips and tricks from the latest release of MATLAB.

Highlights

                · Accessing data from many sources (files, other software, hardware, etc.)

                · Using interactive tools for iterative exploration, design, and problem solving

                · Automating and capturing your work in easy-to-write scripts and programs

                · Sharing your results with others

                · Building and deploying GUI-based applications


Attendees must bring their own laptops.  MATLAB is not required to be installed.

Speaker Bio
Neha Sardesai is a Senior Education Application Engineer and is the dedicated technical resource for MIT. She partners with university customers to understand their technical and business challenges and identifies how MathWorks products can help address these challenges in education and research. She demonstrates the value of MATLAB and Simulink to grow their adoption in curriculum, research, and commercial projects. She received her Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering with a focus on Biomedical Instrumentation from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County in 2016. She has been working at MathWorks for 6 years.

For folks interested in running independent projects, joining community projects, or working toward credential certificates in the Huang-Hobbs BioMaker Space, this training fullfills the requirement for Lab Specific Chemical Hygiene Training on the User Clearance form. To register, please visit http://tinyurl.com/HHBMS-IAP2024.

During your time at MIT, have you ever faced a challenge and wished you could share what you learned with peers?

Join us for the Flipping Failure IAP Storytelling Workshop Series! The workshop series will be a guided process of reflection and discovery to craft and record your unique story in a small cohort of MIT undergraduate and graduate students. You do not need any prior knowledge or storytelling experience to participate! 

This series of workshops will offer participants the opportunity to:

• Reflect on the meaning of your past challenges and your coping strategies
• Take a creative approach to storytelling in a highly collaborative and supportive environment
• Connect with a small cohort of peers at MIT, hear their stories, and support their storytelling process
• Help other students recognize and accept challenges as a normal part of academic transitions rather than as signs they don’t belong at MIT (through exposure to your story)
• Engage with resources to support your well-being

For more information about this workshop series, including frequently asked questions, go to this page on Flipping Failure's website. 

Workshop Schedule:

Approximately 10 hours of in-person meetings in total with lunch provided:

• Tuesday, January 9, 2024 from 11am – 2pm; Lunch break included
• Thursday, January 11, 2024 from 11am – 2pm; Lunch break included
• Tuesday, January 16, 2024 from 11am – 2pm; Lunch break included
• 1.5-hour individual meeting scheduled at a time that works for you during the week of Jan 22 – 26 

To apply, click here.

Please submit your application by 11:59pm on Thursday, December 14th, 2023. Admitted participants will be notified by Wednesday, December 20, 2023.

Flipping Failure is a collection of stories told by MIT students about the challenges they have faced while at MIT. The goal of this community initiative is to support students’ sense of belonging at MIT. It provides visibility to stories of challenge and resilience so that we can begin shifting the conversation around struggle from a source of shame to a source of learning and growth.

Join Janet Rankin, Director of MIT’s Teaching and Learning Lab (TLL), and Sheryl Barnes, Director of Digital Learning in Residential Education, MIT’s Office of Open Learning, for this three session, non-credit exploration of generative AI (GAI) in teaching & learning at MIT and beyond. All sessions will be highly participatory and therefore in-person only, though resources from the session will be shared out publicly afterwards.

Schedule (All workshops from 11-1 PM and will be held in E19-607)

• Introduction to Using Generative AI for Learning (Sheryl Barnes) - Tuesday, January 9
• Generative AI in Teaching (Janet Rankin) - Thursday, January 11
• Showcase of Participant Projects - Tuesday, January 16

Register here. Please note, due to space constraints, workshops are limited to 20 participants. Preference will be given to those who can attend all three. Once all of the sessions are filled, we will maintain a waiting list. 

Are you interested in deliberating on how generative AI tools such as ChatGPT and DALL-E are changing the way we learn? Are you fascinated by the opportunity to explore how digital tools might weave into civic and political life? Do you want to learn how Citizens' Assemblies work and be part of a Student Assembly here at MIT?

We invite you to be a member of the first-ever Tech-Enhanced Student Assembly, where you will deliberate about the risks and benefits in using Generative AI as part of the learning experience in the classroom. How can these tools be leveraged and steered to help people learn and teach better, rather than hindering intellectual growth? 

Over the course of this assembly, you will work together with your fellow students to learn more about this issue, hear from experts, listen to one another about your own experiences of using generative AI for learning, and develop a set of collective recommendations for your fellow students and your professors. 

It is an opportunity to learn about Citizens' Assemblies by joining one. Citizens’ Assemblies represent an approach increasingly used for public decision making by governments around the world to involve everyday people in policy making, which is demonstrating that another democratic paradigm beyond elections is possible. Together, we will reimagine constructive communication and democratic deliberation about complex issues, and explore how technology can connect Citizens' Assemblies to broader public engagement, and be leveraged to improve their quality and transparency.

Who we are

This workshop is co-hosted by the MIT Center for Constructive Communication (CCC) and DemocracyNext. Learn more about Citizens’ Assemblies here.

Register here by January 10.

Unprecedented demands in today's world can lead to overwhelming responsibilities and expectations. This workshop offers practical tools to navigate life's challenges and cultivate lasting inner peace.

Key Highlights:

Daily Practice Cultivation:

• Learn to establish a daily practice rooted in traditional Eastern yoga wisdom.
• Acquire techniques to seamlessly integrate mindfulness into your routine.

Transformational Yoga Techniques:

• Explore powerful pranayama breathing techniques for enhanced well-being.
• Embrace the transformative impact of mantra and meditation practices.

Life-Changing Impact:

• Experience profound positive changes in your life through dedicated practice.
• Gain tools that empower you to navigate challenges with resilience.

Empowerment for Self and Others:

• Equip yourself with skills to not only enhance your life but also share these practices with others.
• Inspire a ripple effect of well-being in your community and beyond.

*Free vegetarian delicious dinner will also be provided at the end of every session to have the best experience.

About Happy Jack:

Happy Jack is from Harvard and is the founder and CEO of Happy Jack Yoga University, a revolutionary yoga school where you can get all your yoga certifications online. Happy Jack is no stranger to adversity, having overcome alcoholism, drug abuse, obesity, divorce, and cancer. He is grateful for each of these life experiences as they allow him to connect with others who have faced challenging life situations. Since cleaning up his lifestyle, getting clear on his vision, and pursuing his passions, Happy Jack has been leading transformational yoga retreats and teacher training worldwide. Any experience with Happy Jack will inspire you to be the greatest version of yourself.
 

This is a beginner’s hands-on guide for getting started in VR/AR development. We will introduce the fundamentals of working in virtual reality, explain the basic pipeline, and provide support for you to complete a project. This workshop is designed to give you hands-on experience working with a game engine (Unity) and iterative design of VR/AR experiences. No prior experience with VR or coding is required.

Instructors: Talis Reks, AR/VR/Gaming/Big Data IT Technologist; Y. Jenny Wang, Lecturer, XR developer, researcher, and consultant

Register for this course

Advanced sign-up is required. Register by Monday, January 22, 2024.

Open to MIT Community. Limited to 15 participants.

This course is designed to introduce attendees to best practices in crystallographic structure determination with x-rays and electrons. Attendees will learn about XRD, electron diffraction, and scanning transmission electron microscopy on crystalline materials, with a primary focus on data analysis. A hands-on lab will be offered for XRD structure model refinement as well as an introduction to image analysis with the python package Atomap.

Previous python experience is not required, but attendees will find introductory experience helpful. It is encouraged that attendees download anaconda before the course begins. This will be a 2-day course: one day for X-rays and one day for electrons. We welcome students who may not have formal education in crystallography, XRD and/or TEM

Instructors: Aubrey Penn, Research Specialist; Jordan Cox, Research Specialist

Registration closed - course is full

Embark on a transformative journey into the profound essence of Yoga, guided by the timeless wisdom of Patanjali, the revered author of the Yoga Sutras. This meticulously crafted three-session course is designed to provide participants with an immersive exploration of the intricate philosophy encapsulated within the eight limbs of Ashtanga Yoga.

Course Highlights:

• Holistic Integration: Delve into the essence of Ashtanga Yoga, where the seamless integration of the eight limbs forms a holistic and interconnected system that transcends the mere physical practice.

• In-Depth Exploration: Engage in an in-depth exploration of the Yamas (Social restraints), Niyamas (Self disciplines), Asanas (Physical postures), and Pranayama (Breath control), unraveling their profound significance and practical applications.

• Interactive Learning: Immerse yourself in three thought-provoking one-hour sessions designed to foster a comprehensive understanding of each aspect, promoting active participation and meaningful dialogue.

• Culinary Delight: Elevate your experience with a delightful Sattvik yogic dinner served at the conclusion of every session.

Join us on this transformative journey as we delve into the heart of Yoga philosophy, unraveling its depth and integrating its wisdom into our lives.

The MIT Graduate Admissions Blog is excited to announce its upcoming IAP workshop on blog writing. In brief,

• Attend a 2-day blogging workshop: January 17th and 19th, 11am-1pm.
• Write one blog submission
• Earn $100 upon completion of post
• Continue writing for the blog and earn $100 per piece
• Your work will be eligible for publication on the blog (check it out!)

If you are a current MIT graduate student and would like to participate, fill out this application by end of day January 3rd. You must be available for both sessions.

This hands-on workshop will train you how to write an enticing blog post, with individualized feedback from communication staff from across the institute. The workshop will help MIT grads develop content for the Graduate Admissions Blog, in order to provide prospective students with diverse perspectives on what being a student here is like (in the lab and beyond!).

Please join MIT alum Mark Porter, CFA® CFP® as he walks through the topic of Socially Responsible Investing: what it is and why it can matter.  The talk itself will last around 20 to 30 minutes with plenty of time left for questions.

Financial planning offered through Northeast Planning Associates, Inc. (NPA), a registered investment adviser (RIA). Securities and advisory services offered through LPL Financial (LPL), a RIA and broker-dealer (BD), member FINRA/SIPC. Credit union is not a RIA or BD. Insurance products offered through LPL or its licensed affiliates. LPL registered representatives offer products and services using MITFCU Investment and Retirement Planning. These products and services offered through NPA, LPL, or its affiliates, which are separate entities from, and not affiliates of the credit union, are:

Not Insured by NCUA or Other Government Agency

Not Credit Union Guaranteed

Not Credit Union Deposits or Obligations

May Lose Value

One week workshop aimed at working through the various methods to go from a two-dimensional drawing to a three-dimensional drawing, by hand. The workshop will specifically work through Axonometric and Isometric projections as well as 1, 2, and 3 point constructed linear perspectives. Supplies will be provided but feel free to bring your favorite pencil and/or ruling device!

Instructor: Thomas King

• Advance sign-up required by January 8, 2024 
• Attendance required at all meetings

This class is about making maps across scales. To the cartographers, maps are never neutral. It gives rise to decision-making that are first and foremost political—to  include, to exclude, to highlight, to hide away—which speaks to  a desired audience that is specific, if not social and cultural. That is to say that making maps is also about mapping space and  time.

Every session, we will explore a specific way of representing maps—the map of bodies, communities, cities, systems, territories, wars, and invisible traces to the globe. Students will be able to learn modes of illustrating and plotting maps, basics of GIS (in this case QGIS, but we could also talk about ArcGIS if desired), workflows between 2D and 3D representation of terrains, urban fabrics, data visualizations through illustrator and rhino, that could later compile into an atlas of drawings.

The class will run 3 hours, with the first 1 to 1.5 hours dedicated to theories and case studies of mapping and the second 1 to 1.5 hours dedicated to specific technical workshops. The  format is also flexible depending on the class size and the  students' desires.

While there is no specific "final output" for this course, it  would be great if everyone know what kinds of atlas/maps/drawings or skills they would expect the course to teach them as  an initial survey.

Note: Course will meet on the Monday, January 15 holiday (virtually).

Prerequisite: Basic knowledge in Illustrator/Rhino

Limited to 8: sign up here

Please join MIT alum Mark Porter, CFA® CFP® as he walks through some of the basics of personal financial planning.  Topics will include cash reserves, debt management, insurance, investing and estate planning.  The talk itself will last around 30 to 40 minutes with plenty of time left for questions.

Financial planning offered through Northeast Planning Associates, Inc. (NPA), a registered investment adviser (RIA). Securities and advisory services offered through LPL Financial (LPL), a RIA and broker-dealer (BD), member FINRA/SIPC. Credit union is not a RIA or BD. Insurance products offered through LPL or its licensed affiliates. LPL registered representatives offer products and services using MITFCU Investment and Retirement Planning. These products and services offered through NPA, LPL, or its affiliates, which are separate entities from, and not affiliates of the credit union, are:

Not Insured by NCUA or Other Government Agency

Not Credit Union Guaranteed

Not Credit Union Deposits or Obligations

May Lose Value

Introduces algorithmic aspects of computer-aided design. The workshop explores applications of fundamental computer algorithms and data structures in the realm of 3D modeling, encourages hands-on practices, and guides participants through the art of generative sculpting. Topics include computational geometry, recursion, graph theory, etc. with tutorials of implementation in Rhino and Grasshopper.

Instructors

• xdd Dai
• Lingyi Qiu

Pre-requisites:

• Basic 3D modeling experiences in any software is recommended.
• Basic computer programming experiences in any language is recommended.

Students should bring a laptop to all sessions.

No fee. Register here.

Please join MIT Federal Credit Union's Vice President of Mortgage Operations Dmitriy Banar as he walks through some of the Home Buying Keys to Successes such as:

• Importance of Getting Pre-Approved

• Mortgage Process

• Roles of Realtors, Attorneys & Lenders

• Interest Rate Market Trends

“We shape our tools, and thereafter our tools shape us.” This can also be said of the rules and technologies we construct for human cooperation, which allows for enterprise from the subtly complex (can a single person make a pencil?), to the brashly grandiose (space flight!). In return, our scaled social and political systems shape our behavior for better or worse.

In this IAP activity, we will read works from computer science, sociology, political theory, and sci-fi to explore the mechanisms of large scale cooperative behavior. The structure of the seminar is simple: read, discuss, write. We will also cover applied topics such as social networks, crypto, identity, deliberation, and the nascent philosophy of digital pluralism.

The seminar will be heavy on reading, discussion, and participation (~10 hours / wk including class time). Please commit to attending as many in-person meetings as possible. There will be a remote option generally reserved for non-MIT and remote participants. Note, IAP is intended for MIT students, so we will restrict the number of non-MIT participants.

Instructors: Wes Chow (wesc@media.mit.edu, MIT Center for Constructive Communication), Manon Revel (Harvard Berkman Klein Center)

Non-credit activity, max 15 students in person, unlimited virtual (outside MIT ok)

Time: Tu, Thu 10:30am - 12pm during the IAP period (Jan 9th - Feb 1, 2024)

Room: Sent to participants after registration

Registration: https://forms.gle/onuiNKAPyApDQg9T9

Can DALL-E Save Our Main Streets?

In a world where rapid technological changes risk threatening the survival of our main streets, can the ingenuity of generative AI help reimagine these quintessential spaces at the heart of our towns and cities?

Embark on a thought-provoking three-part journey that invites you to delve into the essence of main streets with DALL-E. Through the sharing of personal stories, a visit to a local main street, collaborative brainstorming, and innovative use of DALL-E prompts, we’ll bring to life a digital tapestry of what main streets have been, are, and what they could become.

Session 1: Reflecting on the Past (Tuesday, January 9, 2024 - 2 to 4 pm)

Harness DALL-E to awaken the spirit of our collective lived experiences of main streets in vivid digital form. 

Session 2: Observing the Present (Tuesday, January 16, 2024 - 2 to 5 pm)

Immerse yourself with a local visit to a present-day main street and aim to capture its essence through DALL-E prompts.

Session 3: Envisioning the Future (Tuesday, January 23, 2024 - 2 to 4 pm)

Participate in a collective visioning exercise where your ideas and DALL-E’s creativity will merge to design futures of transformed and thriving main streets.

Fueled by coffee and delightful pastries, the culmination of our creative sessions will form part of a unique digital collage to be shared with the MIT community, representing the collective visions of our main streets' past, present, and--most importantly--their future.

Limited to 12 participants, register by December 20 to secure your spot. Open to all, with a strong preference for those who can attend and fully engage in the three sessions.

Registration link here: https://forms.gle/7icaG28QJq2jSecj7

Facilitated by Fadi G. Haddad, Fulbright Canada Visiting Researcher at MIT’s Senseable City Lab investigating how big data can shed light on the dynamics and resilience of main streets. Email fhaddad@mit.edu for any questions.

Learn about introductory methods of bookbinding in this 2-day workshop! In this course, we will learn how to make books using both Japanese stab binding and long stitch techniques, as well as get a general overview of common bookmaking practices. At the end of this, you will walk away with at least 2 books handmade by you! No previous bookbinding experience is needed, and all supplies will be provided. Space is limited and registration is required. Please note: we will be working with leather for this workshop.

Speaker: Ivan Werning

Questions? Contact Eric Trueswell (erictrue@mit.edu)

So, you've submitted your invention disclosure, spoken with patent counsel, and reviewed the application. What happens next?

This session will review the process that your application will undergo at the USPTO. We will cover, among other topics, some history, the Examiner’s role, prior art rejections, and the claims. We hope you will come away from this session with an understanding of how you can best contribute to the success of your patent application.

About the Speaker:

Paul Sorkin: Paul Sorkin is a Patent Attorney who worked in private practice and in-house at a major computer corporation prior to joining MIT TLO. He has prosecuted hundreds of patent applications and successfully obtained protection in diverse areas including medical devices, signal processing systems, semiconductors, and network technology.

About the TLO:

Our mission is to move innovations and discoveries from the lab to the marketplace for the benefit of the public and to amplify MIT's global impact. We cultivate an inclusive environment of scientific and entrepreneurial excellence, and bridge connections from MIT's research community to industry and startups, by strategically evaluating, protecting, and licensing technology.

4th talk in the Seminar Series "Integrative Structural Biology"

speaker:  

Mimi Ho, PhD

Assistant Professor in the Department of Microbiology & Immunology, Columbia University

Overview of key legal issues affecting institutions of higher education, including Title IX, FERPA, and affirmative action. 

Presenters: Jay Wilcoxson (OGC) and  Anthony Moriello (OGC)

This activity is an introduction to the Thermo-Calc software and how it may be used to perform thermodynamic calculations and simulations. Throughout this week, students will be introduced to the CALculation of PHase Diagrams (CALPHAD) methodology and the Thermo-Calc software. We will provide guided examples of thermodynamic, diffusion, and precipitation simulations (Thermo-Calc, DICTRA, and TC-PRISMA). We will also demonstrate use of computational tools for materials design with real-world examples. Finally, students will develop understanding of the links between processing, structure, properties, and performance (system design framework). The class will involve instruction and discussion on the theory and function of these tools with guided examples and case studies.

Registration: https://forms.gle/CWhask8rKGSi1Mye8

Leader: Prof Gregory Olson

Contact:  Dr. Margianna Tzini:  mtzini@mit.edu

The Jacquard Loom was the first computer - get your hands involved in the original binary system and learn to weave! In this class we will set up a 4 shaft floor loom and collectively turn our old clothes into a rag rug to be raffled off to students in the class. Simultaneously each student will work on their own weaving project using a laser cut lap loom. We will explore a few basic patterns, play with color and materials and explore this fundamental texile process together. 

Interested in joining the class? Please fill out this google form. I'll run a lottery and draw names on 1/15 if interest exceeds capcity. 

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1LfqX0bxx1zaJ-BbE2yzHrYGvr3dOFO2H95qKL6H6uc8/edit

Join us for a Japanese tea ceremony performed by Mrs. Kyoko Wada, who has been studying the Japanese Tea Ceremony for more than 40 years. She will share "the happiness of the tea ceremony" with you and invite you to take this opportunity to leave your worries and problems at the door. Be transported to Japan by the calligraphy, ceramics, flowers, lacquer, and incense. Experience the four elements of the "way of tea:" harmony, respect, purity, and tranquility. Imagine how they can bring harmony into our daily interactions. Take the first step of what can become a lifetime of study and meditation.

Enrollment: Unlimited: Advance sign-up required, sign-up by Thursday, 01/25/2024

Contact: Kyoko Wada, iap.chado@gmail.com  

Jazz Improv and Combo Workshop, all levels welcome. Learn a process approach to jazz improvisation through standard tunes and recordings. Contact Keala Kaumeheiwa with questions: kaumeheiwa@comcast.net
Monday evenings (1/8, 1/15, 1/22, 1/29) 6-8pm, Room 24-033F

LIGO consists of two 2.5 miles interferometers (similar to what is used to read bar codes at the supermarket, only bigger) which can detect the signal from merging black holes and neutron stars. After traveling for billions of years these signals reach Earth and move the LIGO mirrors by less then 1/10,000ths of the diameter of a proton. The detection of these signals allows LIGO to test the fundamental laws of physics and probe the history of the universe.

The MIT facility is used to test and prototype the full scale LIGO equipment before they are installed in the observatories.

Leading change is never easy and if we are to achieve global decarbonization, we need a different approach than what has been traditionally done. Technical innovations are necessary, but are not enough to transition the global energy economy off fossil fuel dependency.  

In the 2024 version of this mini course, we have invited a group of energy transition leaders from academia/education, industry, government, and utilities to inspire us and share their latest strategies in accelerating the energy transition. Our guest speakers this year are former MITEI Energy Fellows who will speak about what they have been doing since their fellowships, sometimes with colleagues from their current workplace.

Note: The class will meet on Mondays from 4-5 pm EST except for the week of Jan 15 when we will meet on Thursday Jan 18 because of the Monday holiday and an additional class on Thursday July 25. 

Monday Jan 8, 2024 - “Offshore Energy Megaprojects and their Role in Addressing the Dual Challenge of the Energy Transition”

• David Wang, O&M Engineer – Offshore Projects Delivery, Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind
• Allison Hallock, Operations & Maintenance Manager at Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind    

Thursday Jan 18, 2024 - The Journey From Academia to Commercialization: Lessons Learned for Clean Energy Entrepreneurship

• David Cohen-Tanugi, Venture Builder, MIT Proto Ventures

Monday Jan 22, 2024 - The Race to Fusion Energy: Lasers vs Magnets

• Alex Tinguely, Research Scientist, MIT’s Plasma Science and Fusion Center
• Maria Gatu Johnson, Principal Research Scientist, MIT’s Plasma Science and Fusion Center

Thursday Jan 25, 2024 - Managing Geologic Hazards during Geologic CO2 Sequestration

• Lluis Salo-Salgado, Postdoctoral Researcher, Harvard University

Monday Jan 29, 2024

Changing from the Inside: A Case for Working with Traditional Energy

• Jared Atkinson, Chief Strategy Officer, Impossible Sensing Energy Inc.  

How to use IAP to focus your startup

• Tristan Jackson, Vice President of Corporate Development, Moltex Energy

To register for this class and receive the zoom link, please fill out the survey:

https://mit.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eICwvX8czACTBAy

Leading change is never easy and if we are to achieve global decarbonization, we need a different approach than what has been traditionally done. Technical innovations are necessary, but are not enough to transition the global energy economy off fossil fuel dependency.  

In the 2024 version of this mini course, we have invited a group of energy transition leaders from academia/education, industry, government, and utilities to inspire us and share their latest strategies in accelerating the energy transition. Our guest speakers this year are former MITEI Energy Fellows who will speak about what they have been doing since their fellowships, sometimes with colleagues from their current workplace.

Note: The class will meet on Mondays from 4-5 pm EST except for the week of Jan 15 when we will meet on Thursday Jan 18 because of the Monday holiday and an additional class on Thursday July 25. 

Monday Jan 8, 2024 - “Offshore Energy Megaprojects and their Role in Addressing the Dual Challenge of the Energy Transition”

• David Wang, O&M Engineer – Offshore Projects Delivery, Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind
• Allison Hallock, Operations & Maintenance Manager at Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind    

Thursday Jan 18, 2024 - The Journey From Academia to Commercialization: Lessons Learned for Clean Energy Entrepreneurship

• David Cohen-Tanugi, Venture Builder, MIT Proto Ventures

Monday Jan 22, 2024 - The Race to Fusion Energy: Lasers vs Magnets

• Alex Tinguely, Research Scientist, MIT’s Plasma Science and Fusion Center
• Maria Gatu Johnson, Principal Research Scientist, MIT’s Plasma Science and Fusion Center

Thursday Jan 25, 2024 - Managing Geologic Hazards during Geologic CO2 Sequestration

• Lluis Salo-Salgado, Postdoctoral Researcher, Harvard University

Monday Jan 29, 2024

Changing from the Inside: A Case for Working with Traditional Energy

• Jared Atkinson, Chief Strategy Officer, Impossible Sensing Energy Inc.  

How to use IAP to focus your startup

• Tristan Jackson, Vice President of Corporate Development, Moltex Energy

To register for this class and receive the zoom link, please fill out the survey:

https://mit.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eICwvX8czACTBAy

Come and learn how to ring tower bells in the style of English Change Ringing! Pull a rope to swings a bell that weighs half a ton! But don't worry: very little strength and no experience required.

Change ringing is a wonderful hobby that involves careful control of the heavy bells to manipulate them into producing the beautiful music of mathematical patterns.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZdHEeTu5UM

https://www.nagcr.org/#about-section

Email to sign up or find out more.

Enrollment: Unlimited: No advance sign-up

Attendance: Each class will build on prior classes, so try to attend all classes.

Prereq: none

In choreographed ballroom dance, also called round dancing, you learn a collection of figures that you can dance in varying combinations. A cuer will tell you which figure is next as the dance proceeds, so you can dance choreographed routines that fit the music perfectly, without any need to memorize choreography. The waltz figures and technique you learn in this class will enable you to dance waltz lead/follow (without a cuer) at social dances. This is a social dance; emphasis is on getting out on the floor and having fun, not on perfect technique. As in any form of ballroom dance, there are lead and follow roles. Gender has nothing to do with which role you learn; start with whichever seems like more fun. No partner or prior dance experience needed; we will rotate partners frequently.

See this link for an example of a fun dance we will learn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjD9H5XpIRw

Session Time: 10:30am – 12:00pm EST, followed by TA hours - 12:00pm to 1:30pm

In this session, you will learn how to use MATLAB Online and GitHub to collaborate on MATLAB projects, version control their code, and ensure continuous integration. Following topics will be covered:

• What is MATLAB Online and GitHub?
• How to create, clone, and fork MATLAB projects on GitHub, and how to use MATLAB Online to edit and run them in a web browser.
• How to use GitHub to version and keep track of changes to MATLAB code, and how to resolve conflicts and merge branches.
• How to use GitHub actions to run tests for free and ensure continuous integration of MATLAB code.

Participants are expected to have basic knowledge of MATLAB and GitHub, and to have a MathWorks account and a GitHub account. The speaker will host TA hours after the talk, to address inquiries related to your research and projects.

Speaker Bio
Yann Debray is the product management team lead for MATLAB Online. His previous role was with the MATLAB Desktop and Language team, where he was focusing on the usages of MATLAB with Python. Prior to joining MathWorks in 2020, he has been working in the field of open-source scientific computing since 2014. He holds an Engineering Masters degree from the Arts & Métiers ParisTech Engineering School.

Session Time: 10:30am – 12:00pm EST, followed by TA hours - 12:00pm to 1:30pm

Computational notebooks have revolutionized the way we work, enabling us to seamlessly combine code, visualizations, and documentation in a single interactive environment. This workshop will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of how to leverage the full potential of MATLAB and Python using two amazing options for computational notebooks: MATLAB Live Scripts and Jupyter Notebooks. With hands-on exercises you will have the opportunity to use the MATLAB kernel in Jupyter, as well as practice some basic MATLAB and Python workflows, which will empower you to supercharge your data analysis, modeling, and visualization workflows.

Attendees must bring their own laptops.  Please also have access to MATLAB and your GitHub account set up.  The speaker will host TA hours after the talk, to address inquiries related to your research and projects.

Speaker Bio
María Elena Gavilán is a Technical Program Manager at MathWorks, supporting researchers and educators in engineering and science. Given her technical expertise with several engineering tools and languages like C++, Python and MATLAB, Maria supports projects that seek to increase the use of MATLAB alongside Open Source in research projects, particularly in applications involving AI and physical modeling.  María has extensive industry experience in numerical simulation projects (CFD and FEA) in the automotive and aerospace industries. María holds a BSc in Physics from the National University of Colombia, a MSc in Aeronautics and Astronautics from Purdue, and an MBA from UIUC.

The world is not so simple as to be divided between Pythonists and MATLABers. One of the great challenges in software development is to integrate different technologies or product stacks efficiently, streamlining development and facilitating collaboration between teams. In this sense, MATLAB provides flexible, bi-directional integration with many programming languages, including Python. This allows different teams to collaborate, integrating their developments and taking them to production regardless of their programming language preference.

In this session we will discuss how to work together with Python and MATLAB, being able to interchangeably call algorithms developed in one of the two languages from the other, thus expanding the possibilities when carrying out Data Science projects. The session focuses on and pivots around the different reasons why a Python user would call MATLAB algorithms, showing examples for the following use cases:

Highlights include:

• Calling Python libraries directly from MATLAB

• Calling a live MATLAB session from Python

• Package MATLAB analytics as royalty-free .py libraries


Attendees must bring their own laptops.  Set up information will be shared at the start of the workshop.  MATLAB is not required to be installed.

Speaker Bio
Neha Sardesai is a Senior Education Application Engineer and is the dedicated technical resource for MIT. She partners with university customers to understand their technical and business challenges and identifies how MathWorks products can help address these challenges in education and research. She demonstrates the value of MATLAB and Simulink to grow their adoption in curriculum, research, and commercial projects. She received her Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering with a focus on Biomedical Instrumentation from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County in 2016. She has been working at MathWorks for 6 years.

1st talk in the Seminar Series "Integrative Structural Biology"

Speaker:  Dr. Antentor O. Hinton, Jr, PhD  Assistant Professor, Department of Molecular Physiology and Biophysics, Vanderbilt University 

Manufacture a steel single speed bicycle frame, install parts, and ride it. Students will meet with D-Lab instructors for a required meeting in December to choose geometry. MIG welding training is a prerequisite and will not be taught as part of this course. One complete set of components needed to make the bike rideable will be provided.

For credit, 2 units.  Five students only, undergrad or grad.

Interested students will need to be available for December meeting with instructor. Contact Jack Whipple (whipple@) directly to confirm prereq and confirm December meeting date.  Twenty additional hours to be scheduled with Instructor in shared lab space.

Become an lnstitooter! Improve your flute skills while learning and performing fun, beautiful music in a wide range of musical styles from the 16th-21st centuries. Bass flutes, alto flutes and piccolos will be made available. Taught by Sue-Ellen Hershman-Tcherepnin, MIT Adjunct Flute Instructor Meets Mondays and Thursdays 5-6:30pm in 4-162 through IAP. 

Intermediate to advanced performance level, preferably with previous experience playing in musical ensembles. Enrollment by permission of instructor (non-credit). Contact suellen@mit.edu 

Interested in iGEM?  These informational sessions provide additional details about the project competition and joining the MIT iGEM team. Session will cover basic information about synthetic biology, iGEM the competition, the schedule for the upcoming competition year, and the team application and selection process. Session will also include information about a complementary course (20.020: Introduction to Biological Engineering Design Using Synthetic Biology). Q&A Session to follow a brief presentation. Session is available hybrid format. 

The 1/3/2024 session will be ONLY VIA ZOOM (see streaming link or email jbuck@mit.edu for details). Other sessions still plan hybrid format

Speaker: Ashesh Rambachan

Questions? Contact Eric Trueswell (erictrue@mit.edu)

Come make your own personalized shop apron. Whether you're machining steel, mixing chemicals, or working on a new baking recipe, keep your clothes clean and create in style. Students will be able to make an apron sized exactly to them, with pockets and loops designed specifically to hold their favorite tools. Aprons will be made from waxed canvas, a traditional waterproof material used by explorers and sailors for hundreds of years. Students will learn the basics of cutting and sewing a pattern, as well as how to add reinforcing rivets and buckles to a softgoods project.

This workshop offers an introduction to creating a 3D-printed, computer vision-controlled finger using Arduino and OpenCV, encompassing design, assembly, programming, and integration of hardware and software. Participants do not need to have prior experience, but will need to bring a laptop to the session.

Space is limited to 10 people per session. Registration closes at 5pm on January 3rd. Participants will be chosen by lottery and notified on January 4th. Registration includes the option to bring one guest.

Etch your own design into a beverage glass!

Make a vinyl sticker stencil and do a simple chemical etch. A variety of glasses are available for you to take, or bring your own.

Three instruction sessions start at 4:00pm, 5:00pm, and 6:00 pm

This activity is drop-in, first come, first serve.

Register to light up your IAP with beautiful acrylic displays 💡 We will be learning how to build LED circuits and how to engrave designs using the laser cutter. 

Space is limited to 10 people per session. Registration closes at 5pm on January 3rd. Participants will be chosen by lottery and notified on January 4th. Registration includes the option to bring one guest.

This is a single-session activity that will occur 2 times (not a multi-day class.) You can select a session on the registration form.

Create a leather wallet in this leatherworking workshop!

Space is limited to 8 people per session. Registration closes at 5pm on January 3rd. Participants will be chosen by lottery and notified on January 4th. Registration includes the option to bring one guest.

This is a single-session activity that will occur 2 times (not a multi-day class.) You can select a session on the registration form.

Learn about the tools that can help you conduct research related to intellectual property.

When conducting research related to intellectual property, especially in the areas of patents and market research, there are some tools that you should keep in mind. In this session, Nick Albaugh, Management and Social Sciences Librarian for Innovation & Entrepreneurship from MIT Libraries, will explain the best tools to use as well as share more about:

- How to conduct a preliminary patent search using subscription-based and freely available tools

- How to find the most relevant market research using specialized resources

-How to gather material when a full market research report isn’t available

- How patent searching can inform market research and vice versa

About the Speakers:

Nick Albaugh: Nick is the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Librarian and Economics Librarian at the MIT Libraries and provides research assistance and consultations in these areas as well as business and management. He is a member of the MIT Libraries’ Urban Studies & Planning and Patents teams and also serves as a mentor for the MIT Sandbox Innovation Fund.

About the TLO:

Our mission is to move innovations and discoveries from the lab to the marketplace for the benefit of the public and to amplify MIT's global impact. We cultivate an inclusive environment of scientific and entrepreneurial excellence, and bridge connections from MIT's research community to industry and startups, by strategically evaluating, protecting, and licensing technology.

Join us as we learn about and perform traditional music from the Middle East including, but not limited to countries such as Syria, Egypt, Iraq, Turkey, Lebanon, Israel, and Armenia! We will end IAP with a performance.
Due to the structure of this music instrumentation is open to:
1. Strings - (unlimited) including cello, viola, bass, violin, erhu, etc.
2. Percussion (max. 2) - The two percussion instruments we will be learning, darbuka and riqq, are available to borrow.
3. Traditional melodic instruments such as the oud, ney, kanun. 

Email garo@mit.edu to sign up! Meetings will take place from 6-8pm on Thursdays in Room 4-364.

At this workshop students will explore different ways to write a journal and the potential benefits of writing it by using mindfulness practice. Participants will be encouraging to share part of their writing.
The goal is to motivate participants to the experience of journaling and the power of writing as a way to integrate experiences through language and narratives. The class will include four sessions. (1 per week).

Topics of the session will be related to: gratitude, nature, play/enjoyment, / sleep & dreams
Students with or without journaling experience are welcome.
Journaling could be a daily, weekly, monthly or as needed tool to express thoughts, feelings, keep track of interests, dreams, plans etc. It can have different formats: daily experiences, drawings, poems, stories, bullet points, short lines (tweets), images, etc.

To sign up please email:  jmatorras@med.mit.edu  jmatorras@med.mit.edu 

The group is limited to 15 participants. Both undergraduate and graduate students are welcomed. It is expected that students will be present for all four workshops. Sessions are 1 hour long. We will provide and share snaks at every  workshop.

Sign-up deadline: January 5th, 2024

About the workshop facilitator: Jaime Francisco Matorras is a mental health counselor orignially from Argentina who has been providing psychotherapy for over 15 years. He is also enjoys writing short stories, poetry,  journals and health related articles. He designed and run a workshop on Journaling at MIT Medical last summer. 

How does the music of a video game impact how you play it?
How do we describe the features of music that lead us to feel a certain way when we play games?

This non-credit, IAP short course is an introduction to how sound and music work in video games. Primarily through the application of musical terminology to our own experience playing games we will practice becoming more intentional players, noticing how sound impacts our game-play experience. We’ll do this by creating together a community of musical interest to talk about video game music supported by shared engagement with particular games, videos, some reading, and guided gameplay journaling. To show off what we’ve learned, you can complete a choose-your-own adventure project to share with one another.

Contact Instructor for approval: Ben Hansberry bhansber@mit.edu

So, you want to write an NIH grant and need to know more about their new policy on Data Management & Sharing Plans (NOT-OD-21-013, effective 25Jan2023)? This session will highlight the policy's key elements and help you lay out a path for successfully meeting its expectations at MIT.

This workshop will be over Zoom and the link will be emailed to participants.

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This seminar is designed to build your financial conflict of interest (fCOI) knowledge base in the context of MIT.

MIT’s sponsored research exceeds $750M annually, with funding received from federal agencies, private foundations, and industry. MIT also has a global reputation for its startup, innovation, and entrepreneurial culture with 30+ startups launched annually in collaboration with the MIT Technology Licensing Office (TLO).

This seminar is designed to build your financial conflict of interest (fCOI) knowledge base by presenting the history and evolution of the financial conflict of interest in research regulations, providing an overview of the COI process at MIT, and outlining the benefits of the collaborative efforts of the COI office and the MIT TLO to enable the entrepreneurial spirit of MIT.

About the Speakers:

Rupinder Grewal: Rupinder has served as MIT’s (first) COI officer for over 8 years, since 2012. Before assuming her current role, she spent 5 years in MIT's Technology Licensing Office working on MTAs, tangible property licensing, and multi-party research collaboration agreements. Prior to joining MIT, she spent over 10 years in research management roles in both academia and industry with a focus on research process development and improvement and implementation of high-throughput genomic platforms.

About the TLO:

Our mission is to move innovations and discoveries from the lab to the marketplace for the benefit of the public and to amplify MIT's global impact. We cultivate an inclusive environment of scientific and entrepreneurial excellence, and bridge connections from MIT's research community to industry and startups, by strategically evaluating, protecting, and licensing technology.

Learn how to solve a Rubik's Cube and receive a FREE RUBIK'S CUBE!

1/10: Beginner's method

1/17: CFOP method

1/24: Commutators

1/31: Blindfolded solving

Seats are limited to 20 people and registration is on a first-come-first-served basis.

Attendees are expected to participate in all four days.

Paying it Forward--

This session will address the questions that should be asked by all budding philanthropists.  Whether you envision yourself working for a nonprofit or contributing to one, this session will get you started!  Chat with lawyers from MIT’s Office of General Counsel.

1. What type of organization will best suit your goals?

• Nonprofit corporation described in Internal Revenue Code section 501(c)(3)
• Private foundation versus public charity
• Fiscal sponsorships
• Donor advised funds
• Supporting organizations

Basic rules for what a section 501(c)(3) organization can and cannot do

Steps to take to form a nonprofit corporation

2. Other topics

     Joint ventures with for-profit organizations

    A new wave of philanthropy, called “impact investing,” has become commonplace.  It refers to charitable donors who want to do more than just make               unrestricted gifts but to bring business principles to the operation of a charitable organization.

    Operating abroad

Presenters: Lorry Spitzer (OGC )  and Richelle Nessralla (OGC)

Three algorithms from Raja Yoga for Reviving the Self and the World

The purpose of ‘yoga’ based on its origins is self-realization leading to material and spiritual upliftment of humanity. How does one apply that in practical life in a modern-day context, beyond just physical postures? How can one revive the self using resources from within using the Raja Yoga method? How to master the mind? How to not be limited by external labels of gender, nationality, religion etc.? How can one have a more beneficial relationship with nature and environment?

The session will cover three mental algorithms to demonstrate how the practice of “Raja Yoga” is a means of individual empowerment to become an agent of benefit for the world. The process empowers one with tools of self-dignity and an attitude of giving and uplifting, rather than just taking advantage of people, resources, or nature for one’s profit. This naturally leads to inner happiness, wellness  and external benefit.

Come invest in yourself with yoga for the mind!

• Learn tools to revive the self towards wellness using resources from within

• Become a more conscious agent of benefit for the world in your own way

Format: Interactive - Time distributed for theory, introspective portions to create insights and meaning for the self to apply in practical life, and q&a.

About the speakers:

Sudarshan Sundar is a Senior Software Engineer at Microsoft Corporation by profession at New England Research & Development (NERD) center in Cambridge, MA. Born in India, he grew up in Singapore and moved to the United States in 1999. Sudarshan has practiced Raja Yoga since 2002. He loves the positivity, purpose, and joy that the integration of Raja Yoga awareness brings into daily life. He helped start and co-coordinated the activities of Inner Space Meditation Center and Gallery in Harvard Square from 2012 to 2020. Sudarshan also presented at a Harvard Divinity School conference in 2023. Sudarshan is also a graduate of the LeaderShape institute.

Vandana Sareen, a master's graduate of MIT's Urban Planning program in 2000, is an urban planner by profession. She manages affordable housing real estate development projects for Just-A-Start Corporation, a Cambridge-based non-profit. She has lived and worked in India, West Africa, and the USA. She has been practicing Raja Yoga meditation since 2004. She is a 200Hr certified yoga instructor as well as a WELL Building Certified professional. She has helped design, plan, and co-facilitated workshops and mini retreats as a volunteer locally as well as at the Peace Village Catskills Retreat Center in New York. She aims to be an easy yogi and enjoys striking a natural wellness and balance with all things Yoga.

The nuts and bolts of preparing a New Venture Plan and launching the venture will be explored in this 35th annual course offering. The course is open to members of the M.I.T. Community and to others interested in entrepreneurship. It is particularly recommended for persons who are interested in starting or are involved in a new business or venture. Because some of the speakers will be judges of the MIT $100K Entrepreneurship Competition, persons who are planning to enter the Competition should find the course particularly useful.   Sign up for email list at nutsandbolts.mit.edu/email.php   You may take the course for credit by registering with the MIT Registrar's Office.   Not for Credit listeners welcome

Learn optogenetics and synthetic biology hands-on in this wet lab workshop in the Huang-Hobbs BioMaker Space. Over four two-hour sessions, participants will construct plasmids, transform vectors into E. Coli, select colonies, and chacterize constructs. Participants will work with the biological parts comprising the Bacterial Photography system. This workshop assumes a basic working knowledge of pipette use (see introductory pipetting workshop in course). Limited to 12 participants. Must attend all four sessions. Email jbuck@mit.edu for more information. To register, please visit http://tinyurl.com/HHBMS-IAP2024.

Using citation management software to create and maintain a collection of references or PDFs is common and important in today’s academic world. These tools will help you to save citations from your favorite databases and websites, store related PDFs or attachments, annotate PDFS, and quickly build a bibliography for your papers and publications. We’ll focus on how to use Zotero, but will also discuss other options, such as Mendeley.

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Yami Acevedo-Sanchez, PhD Candidate

Interned, Abbvie;

Allen Sanderlin, PhD Candidate

Internship course/Pfizer;

Lara Tshering, PhD,

Postdoctoral Fellow, Pfizer;

Lauren Cotnoir,

Abbvie Senior Specialist, R&D Early Career Programs, Abbvie;

Raghu Ram Katreddi, PhD,

Postdoctoral Fellow, Discovery Neuroscience, Abbvie;

Come learn about internship and postdoc opportunities for current PhD students. Hear first hand experiences from past interns and current postdocs in industry, and come chat one-on-one with panelists and recruiters while enjoying refreshments after the panel.

Session organizers: Mira May
Gabriella Lopez Perez

Looking for assistance with portfolio creation and hosting tools like Adobe Portfolio, Cargo, and Github Pages?  Morningside Academy for Design staff will be available to help with your questions in person or via Zoom.

Also available on Zoom, MIT Touchstone authentication required.

https://mit.zoom.us/j/91607753812

Panelists: Jennifer Jackson (Blueprint Labs), Jesse Gubb (J-PAL)

Questions? Contact Eric Trueswell (erictrue@mit.edu)

Panelists: Alonso Eduardo Bucarey (Amazon), Stacey Carlson (Uber), Pierre-Luc Vautrey (Meta), Ben Olken (Moderator)

Questions? Contact Eric Trueswell (erictrue@mit.edu)

This session will provide an overview of the MIT Ombuds office and the Institute’s anonymous reporting hotline.  Both resources serve the entire MIT community and offer options for raising or reporting concerns at the Institute.  Learn how each process works and what to expect when utilizing these resources.

Presenters: Kate Miller (RMCS) and Judi Segall (Ombuds Office)

Please click on the below link to join this Webinar:

https://mit.zoom.us/j/92869975388 

After the climax of its power, internal struggle weakened the military position of the Roman Empire. A series of attacks in the 2nd and 3rd century AD forced an adjustment of the military strategy in central Europe. Instead of further expansion, the borders of the empire were increasingly fortified. In Germany this led to the construction of an impressive naval fleet on the rivers Rhine and Danube. Several of the boats have been excavated and our team has attempted a detailed reconstruction of two types of vessel, the "navis lusoria" and the "Oberstimm", down to the hand-forged nails and matching metallurgy. A series of three working boats have been built in original size over the last decade. I will show pictures of the reconstruction phase and the on-the-water tests we performed with different teams over the years to assess speed, maneuverability and sailing performance of the boats. The sailing performance far exceeded the expectations indicating a much larger operating radius for these vessels than previously estimated and thus a much higher flexibility of the river defense scheme that the empire relied on to keep the barbarians at bay. See this movie

Come join us as we dive into famous video games and try to explain the molecular biology in their narratives! How accurate is the representation of genetics, cell biology and biotechnology in games like The Legend of Zelda, BioShock, The Last of Us, Pokémon, or Final Fantasy? How do these details affect the experience of playing games and getting immersed in their stories? In each session, the class will explore the ways molecular biology is incorporated in the narratives and gameplay of video games and how these choices enhance these stories or would be improved by a more faithful, accurate representation. The class will culminate in students working together to develop new video game narratives that revolve around a concept in molecular biology.

This class is open to all audiences, no background in video games or molecular biology necessary!

Please reach out to Matthew Leventhal with any questions (mleventh@mit.edu). 

Embark on an enlightening 7-session series that explores the fascinating intersection of science and spirituality. This series offers a fresh perspective by integrating cutting-edge scientific research with timeless spiritual wisdom to promote personal growth and self-discovery. Delve into the intricate connections between mind, body, and spirit, and learn how to cultivate a harmonious lifestyle through yoga and mantra meditation. Prepare to uncover new dimensions of your existence and embark on a journey of profound self-realization. We are excited to welcome you to this wonderful experience. 

• Yoga of the Mind and Soul

• Foster well-being and mindfulness through insights from spiritual philosophies.

• Oceanic motivation, inspiration, and positive recreation.

• Forums and events where arts, media, culture, and music can be used to enhance learning in the above.

• Ammunition to fight self-destructive habits and addictions. • Multiple types of meditation.

• Principle-centered leadership training modules imparting high character and competence.

• Science and spirituality are backed up by our research units, focusing on behavioral analytics over social media to prove the timeless message of the Gita, AI, and quantum chemistry/infoscience to delve deeper into the mysteries of the mind, consciousness, and the fundamental principles of nature.

*Free vegetarian delicious dinner will also be provided at the end of every session to have the best experience.

TESS, the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite is monitoring hundreds of thousands stars, searching for temporary drops in brightness caused by planetary transits. Launched in 2018, this first-ever spaceborne all-sky transit survey has identified over 7000 planet candidates covering a wide range of sizes and orbital parameters. TESS has four identical, highly optimized, red-sensitive, wide-field cameras that together can monitor a 24 degree by 90 degree strip of the sky. By monitoring each strip for 27 days and nights, TESS repeatedly tiles the sky, with each sector allowing a new set of exoplanet parameters to be surveyed. This tour will start with a visit to the science office for a project overview and a look at the techniques used to find planets. It will end with a visit to the instrument laboratory where the cameras are tested and developed.

TESS, the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite is monitoring hundreds of thousands stars, searching for temporary drops in brightness caused by planetary transits. Launched in 2018, this first-ever spaceborne all-sky transit survey has identified over 7000 planet candidates covering a wide range of sizes and orbital parameters. TESS has four identical, highly optimized, red-sensitive, wide-field cameras that together can monitor a 24 degree by 90 degree strip of the sky. By monitoring each strip for 27 days and nights, TESS repeatedly tiles the sky, with each sector allowing a new set of exoplanet parameters to be surveyed. This tour will start with a visit to the science office for a project overview and a look at the techniques used to find planets. It will end with a visit to the instrument laboratory where the cameras are tested and developed.

Application deadline: Submit your application by December 26 (see below)

Enrollment: Limited to 12 participants: Advance sign-up required

Attendance: Participants must attend all sessions

Prereq: MIT ID

What?  Why?  Do you want to make people laugh? Here’s your chance. In this crash course, you will go from the fundamentals of comedy writing and performance technique to constructing your own stand-up set. Material will be workshopped in a supportive, constructive environment led by stand-up comedian Dan Crohn, who has appeared on Last Comic Standing and the popular WTF podcast with Marc Maron. With years of experience teaching and performing stand-up, Dan will help you work towards a final graduation performance, MC-ed by him and scheduled for Thursday, February 8 with a dress rehearsal Thursday, February 1.

Applicants should send a 300-word essay to stand-up-comedy@mit.edu by December 26 explaining why they want to take this series. Participants must commit to regular attendance and to the final performance on Feb. 8. Prepare to amuse! Funded by the De Florez Fund For Humor.

The theoretical finding of plasma structures propagating away from disks associated with binary systems [1] has led to propose that an important class of the jets observed in astrophysics are the results of the emission of these structures. Double-helix structures were in fact identified, in one case, as a ersult of non-linear interactions of nodes excited in circumbinary disks sustained by pairs of stellar black holes [2]. The other considered case is that of a massive black hole paired with a much lighter ‘sheperd’ black home that is proposed to be relevant to an important class of observed jets.

According to the theory, the emitted plasma structures are associated with the fluctuations generated by the carving of a ‘swept torus’ [2] by the sheperd black hole in the plasma disk sustained by the main black hole. In fact, a following analysis of the observed M87 jet structure had concluded that this was of a double-helix kind [3]. More recent studies of other hets [4,5, & following papers] associated with massive black holes have identified helical or different plasma structures associated with them.

At a recent meeting of the A.P.S renewed laboratory observations involving two relevant facilities were found to be in support of the presented theory: long and lasting double-helix plasma structures have been systematically launched and produced far from chamber walls. A collaboration among major institutions, both in the US and abroad, is planned concerning this general area of research.

[1] B.Coppi, Invited Papers for the XVI Marcel Grossman Conference on Relatvistic Astrophysics (Session I), July 2021, and for the Asia Pacific Physical Societies Conference on Plasma Physics, (SA-118), October 2021.
[2] B.Coppi, Fundamental Pl. Phys., 100007 (2023).
[3] A.Pasetto et al., Ap J. Letters, 923:L5 (2021).
[4] G-Y.Zhao, Ap J., et al., 932, 732 (2022).
[5] I.Isscun. Ap J., et al., 934, 145 (2022).

Explore art and science through creative upcycling of garments and fabrics using botanical dyes and/or eco friendly methods of print transfer.

We will have invited speakers, short talks and/or demos to spark your imagination and ample time for you to explore composition, ideas and technical skills to make your own art, bespoke keepsakes, and to refresh your wardrobe with sustainable practices.

This class is organized by SaRa Kim & Duhan Zhang. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or need accommodations.

RSVP here: https://forms.gle/bvjzRT8YLd6SWZ7AA

Learn how to safely use a table saw and leave with a small box of your own design. You must be able to attend all 4 sessions. I will hold a lottery for interested students, please fill out this google form to apply for a spot. Names will be drawn on 12/15. https://forms.gle/Jpnipq2jT1HznTH37

2nd talk in the Seminar Series "Integrative Structural Biology"

Speaker: 

Hao Wu, PhD

Asa and Patricia Springer Professor of Structural Biology, Harvard Medical School

Leah Okumura, PhD

Senior Instructor, Biological Sciences Laboratory, Wellesley College

Summer Morrill, PhD

Instructor in Science, Phillips Exeter Academy

Elizabeth Dunphy, PhD

Professor, Bunker Hill Community College

Interested in teaching but not sure what type of academic institution would be the best fit? Come learn about our panelists’ experiences teaching at a high school, community college, and a primarily undergraduate institution.

Session organizers: Julia Dierksheide Hannah LeBlanc

Learn about the Engine's approach to investments and supporting companies.

The Engine, built by MIT, is a venture capital firm that invests into "Tough Tech" companies and that provides a variety of services and facilities to those companies and to the greater "tough tech" ecosystem. This session will cover the Engine's approach to investments and how we support companies.

About the Speakers:

Reed Sturtevant: Reed is a General Partner on the investment team at The Engine. He serves as a Board Member for Celestial AI, Hyperlight, The Routing Company, Amide, Axoft, and Emvolon. Reed was a founder and Managing Director at Project 11 Ventures and Techstars Boston. He attended MIT and has a background in software. He ran Microsoft Startup Labs in Cambridge and was VP of Technology at Idealab, Boston. Early in his career he created Freelance Graphics which was acquired by Lotus Development Corp. He has been a lecturer at MIT Sloan and is a frequent speaker at MIT entrepreneurship courses and programs.

About the TLO:

Our mission is to move innovations and discoveries from the lab to the marketplace for the benefit of the public and to amplify MIT's global impact. We cultivate an inclusive environment of scientific and entrepreneurial excellence, and bridge connections from MIT's research community to industry and startups, by strategically evaluating, protecting, and licensing technology.

Do you have a passion for teaching and working with students in a STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) field? Join this five-part overview series as we introduce and explore the key components in the design, implementation, and evaluation of effective and engaging classes. Topics include setting learning objectives, strategies for active learning, formative and summative assessment, and building an inclusive course and syllabus. Students will create their own lessons based upon a topic of their choice. Please sign up if you plan on attending.

Speaker: Jon Gruber

Questions? Contact Eric Trueswell (erictrue@mit.edu)

Speakers: David Autor and Sendhil Mullainathan

Questions? Contact Eric Trueswell (erictrue@mit.edu)

So it's time to write your thesis. What do you need to know about the process? What tools and experts are out there to help? This session will cover the required specifications for submitting your thesis, writing with the Overleaf LaTeX thesis template, ways to approach your literature review section, tools for organizing your literature, and options for managing and sharing related data and code. We'll review some common copyright questions related to theses, including whether you need permission to use certain figures in your thesis, and what is involved when you want to publish parts of your thesis before or after the thesis is submitted.

This session is appropriate for anyone who is currently or planning to write a thesis at MIT. Save yourself time and frustration!

Since many topics are MIT-specific, this workshop is limited to MIT community members. The workshop will be on Zoom, and the link will be sent to registrants. Instructors will be available at the end to answer specific questions. 

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Speaker: Raphael Schoenle

Part 1: Micro Data, Price Setting and Macro Implications

Part 2: Measuring Inflation Expectations

Questions? Contact Eric Trueswell (erictrue@mit.edu)

UPDATE: Due to inclement weather, this event has been moved to zoom. Please email PSAYERS@MIT.EDU for registration link.

Have you always wanted to learn how to edit Wikipedia? Are you a current Wikipedia editor interested in meeting other community members? Join us during IAP for a Wikipedia edit-a-thon and celebration of Wikipedia's 23rd birthday (Wikipedia was founded January 15, 2001).

This year our theme will be documenting Greater Boston and MIT. Whether it's the Great Molasses Flood or the Big Dig, Project MAC or the Brass Rat, there are hundreds of Wikipedia articles related to our fair school and city. We'll show a collection of the funniest and quirkiest articles about our area, plus suggestions for things to work on, as well as give you the skills to make edits to these or any other articles. We'll also show a collection of historical images of greater Boston that are newly available on Commons for sorting and adding to articles. Editors of all skill levels are welcome, and you are free to work on any topic you like (not just Boston); if you have a project you are working on, bring it. Wikipedia is multilingual; working in any language you are comfortable reading and writing in is welcome.

Workshop is in person on MIT's campus in room 14N-132, just outside Lewis Music Library and Hayden Library.

Schedule

    3:30-4:00p - set up and account creation for new users, snacks and get settled in 
    4:00-4:30p - Introduction to Wikipedia and editing tutorial
    4:30-4:40p - Demonstration of historical images on Commons from the Boston Public Library
    4:40-6:00p - time to work on articles and ask questions

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Join us to get an overview of copyright law with considerations of its history and relevance to IP.

Copyrighted works – whether writings, art, software, or media – are a major portion of the world’s creative, intellectual, and economic output. A discussion of copyright issues including commercial, research, academic licensing and open access/ open source. Join us for an overview with a TLO Officer and Copyright Program Associate!

About the Speakers:

Kevin Hogan: Prior to joining the TLO, Kevin at Bose Corp in various roles in Software and Embedded Systems product development for over 19 years. His latest role was managing licensing, royalties, compliance, and certifications for Bose consumer electronics products and technologies. Kevin holds an MBA from Boston College and where he participated in the ‘Leadership for Change’ program at the Winston Center for Leadership and Ethics, a year-long cohort dedicated to responsible leadership. Kevin also received a graduate certificate in Business Law from Cornell University and a number of graduate credits in Software Engineering from Brandeis University and UMASS Lowell. Kevin is a retired Navy Command Master Chief with over 30 years of Reserve and Active duty including numerous deployments supporting special warfare, aviation logistics and expeditionary missions around the globe.

Aidan Fowler: Aidan is a professional in the technology transfer and software licensing spaces, currently holding the position of Copyright Program Associate at MIT’s Technology Licensing Office. With a focus on software copyright, open source, and data, he brings valuable expertise to his role, driving the growth of software licensing and distribution at MIT. Over 4 years, Aidan has cultivated a rich professional background, encompassing education, consulting, and technology transfer. He holds a bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering from Boston University, with a focus on technology innovation.

About the TLO:

Our mission is to move innovations and discoveries from the lab to the marketplace for the benefit of the public and to amplify MIT's global impact. We cultivate an inclusive environment of scientific and entrepreneurial excellence, and bridge connections from MIT's research community to industry and startups, by strategically evaluating, protecting, and licensing technology.

Join us for an informal discussion about the use of protected health information for MIT research. This session will provide guidance on how MIT receives PHI from third party providers for MIT research projects and share best practices for securing the sensitive data while on campus. The session will involve presentations from both OGC and OSATT and will include an open Q&A session.

Presenters: 

• Jason Baletsa (OGC)
• Susan Watts (OSATT NDA/DUA/MTA Team)

3rd talk in the Seminar Series "Integrative Structural Biology"

speaker: 

Alan Brown, PhD

Associate Professor of Biological Chemistry and Molecular Pharmacology, Harvard Medical School

New things are built on what came before. If your work uses copyrighted material, you should know about fair use.

New things are built on what came before. If your work uses copyrighted material, you should know about fair use. What are your rights with regard to prior works? What requires permission and what doesn’t? This session will cover the basics of fair use for copyrighted works and leave you with an understanding of your rights, whether you are text mining the scientific literature, adapting a song, or sharing an image you found online.

About the Speakers:

Katie Zimmerman: Katie is the Director of Copyright Strategy for the MIT Libraries, where her role is to guide copyright decisions for use of library materials, negotiate content licenses, and help the Libraries and MIT community create and use copyrightable works to the fullest extent of the law. She has been with the MIT Libraries since 2016, and holds an M.L.I.S degree from the University of Pittsburgh and a J.D. from Harvard Law School.

About the TLO:

Our mission is to move innovations and discoveries from the lab to the marketplace for the benefit of the public and to amplify MIT's global impact. We cultivate an inclusive environment of scientific and entrepreneurial excellence, and bridge connections from MIT's research community to industry and startups, by strategically evaluating, protecting, and licensing technology.