A moderated panel of past hackathon organizers (MIT Policy Hackathon, EnergyHack, Hacking Racism in Healthcare, COVID-19 Challenge, Hacking Medicine, and Hack For Inclusion) will discuss how impactful hackathons are after the weekend.
Registration is required.
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Virtual attendees register here: https://bit.ly/3cg9pz6
Interested in applying to TPP? Join us for an informational webinar with Graduate Administrator Barbara DeLaBarre and TPP Director of Education Frank Field. Use this link to register: https://bit.ly/3vuX1Uu
What can we learn from the COP's process of engagement, especially for the many MIT researchers involved in cross-boundary collaboration? Registration required: https://bit.ly/3odRcJk
The AI and machine learning future is high stakes -- but to what extent do the public and its citizens understand those stakes? We invite you to participate in this IDSS/TPP workshop to explore some of the critical AI policy and political issues facing society. Register today!
Algorithms are increasingly used to assist in hiring decisions. In this talk, we will explore the relationship between these new algorithmic tools and policy. Register today!
After almost a year of progress on “Fast Forward: MIT’s Climate Plan for the Decade” we invite you to join us to hear more about what’s happening and to share your own ideas:Moderators: MIT Climate Nucleus co-chairs, Professors Noelle Selin and Anne White.
Come hear Dr. Lily Baum Pollans talk about the messy work of municipal waste and stopping the flood of disposability.
Interested in applying to TPP? Join us for an informational webinar. Use this link to register: https://bit.ly/3d3r1Se
MIT Policy Hackathon is a 48-hour hackathon convened by students from MIT’s Institute for Data, Systems, and Society and the MIT Technology and Policy Program that aims to address some of today’s most relevant societal challenges. Applications received by September 25 will be give priority. Applications received up until October 1, will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the remaining spots are filled. Apply today!
Learn about some of the specialized graduate programs in the MIT Schwarzman College of Computing. Our students and faculty address challenging interdisciplinary problems using data, computational methods, and a host of interdisciplinary techniques. Our graduates continue that work in a variety of ways: from promoting responsible and beneficial data-driven policies to developing new computational methods. Learn what makes our programs unique, find out how to apply, and meet current students, faculty, and program staff. Register today!
