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@MITEngineering
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    Introducing MIT Engineering Monthly – a new roundup of the latest groundbreaking, cool, nerdy, and innovative research from across the MIT School of Engineering. Subscribe now to get the first issue: engineering.mit.edu/newsletter
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    A team, including researchers in @MIT_CEE, opened its first solar-powered community shelter to protect residents from extreme heat and tropical storms in Bangladesh, where temperatures can reach 111 degrees Fahrenheit. cee.mit.edu/mit-led-projec…
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  • @MITEngineering
    MIT School of Engineering
    @MITEngineering
    Sep 5
    In a @NatureComms paper, a team, including researchers from @mit_dmse, has created a chip-based optical device that can control incoming infrared light, acting as a lens that gathers additional information for infrared cameras.
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    Tiny infrared chip could improve detection of gases and heat - MIT Department of Materials Science...
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  • @MITEngineering
    MIT School of Engineering
    @MITEngineering
    Sep 3
    New research led by Prof. Harry Tuller in @mit_dmse and his collaborators at the Technical University of Munich could help prevent the formation of tiny seeds of lithium metal within the electrolyte, enabling batteries that charge faster and last longer.
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    Discovery helps explain why solid-state batteries often fail
    From news.mit.edu
  • @MITEngineering
    MIT School of Engineering
    @MITEngineering
    Sep 2
    A team led by Gohar Chaudhry, a graduate student in @MITEECS, developed an intelligent system that streamlines the process of designing agentic workflows and automatically optimizes how those workflows are implemented.
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    Improving the speed and energy-efficiency of AI agents
    From eecs.mit.edu
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