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TPP STUDENTS TAKE FIRST PLACE AT AVANGRID CLEAN ENERGY HACKATHON
Michael Giovanniello, Johnattan Ontiveros, and Graham Turk took first place at the Avangrid Clean Energy Hackathon, where they examined the problem of school bus electrification from the perspectives of both the school district and the utility.... READ MOREAvangrid -
Thomas González Roberts makes Forbes 30 Under 30 in Science list for 2024
TPP alum Thomas González Roberts makes Forbes 30 Under 30 in Science list for 2024.... READ MOREMIT AeroAstro -
THE COST OF COMPUTER VISION
Recent TPP graduate Maja Svanberg SM ’23 studies how the proliferation of AI is likely to affect market dynamics.... READ MORE -
ADAPTING COMMUNITIES TO A CHANGING ENERGY INDUSTRY
While researching a just transition away from fossil fuels, Yiran He’s internship with an energy non-profit provided a window to how organizations can impact the development of energy policies.... READ MORE
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TPP alum Thomas González Roberts makes Forbes 30 Under 30 in Science list for 2024
TPP alum and PhD Candidate Thomas González Roberts has made Forbes 30 Under 30 in Science list for his research in satellite behavior.Merging science and systems thinking to make materials more sustainable
“Climate change mitigation and resilience is such a complex problem, and at MIT we have practice in working together across disciplines on many challenges,” says Professor Elsa Olivetti one of many TPP research supervisors.Rewarding excellence in open data
TPP alum Thomas González Roberts won for creating human- and machine-readable datasets that succinctly describe the international agreements that govern satellite operations. Current TPP student Kailin Graham earned honorable mention for his work with Professor Christopher Knittel on U.S. employment carbon footprints.
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