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Four MechE faculty members receive J-WAFS Solutions grants to address food and water challenges

Four MechE faculty members receive J-WAFS Solutions grants to address food and water challenges

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Klaus-Jürgen Bathe

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MechE film "Water Is Life" wins New England Emmy Award and National Edward R. Murrow Award

MechE film "Water Is Life" wins New England Emmy Award and National Edward R. Murrow Award

MechE students seek to solve major food and water security problems.

MechE students seek to solve major food and water security problems.

MIT rates No. 1 in 12 subjects in 2017 QS World University Rankings

New design cuts costs, making drip irrigation affordable for farmers in the developing world

New design cuts costs, making drip irrigation affordable for farmers in the developing world

Photo Gallery: Visualizing MechE Research: Scientific Photos by Felice Frankel

Photo Gallery: Visualizing MechE Research: Scientific Photos by Felice Frankel

Alexie Kolpak and Amos Winter honored with 2017 NSF Faculty Early Career Development Awards

Kripa Varanasi develops new way of driving fluid droplets across surfaces using temperature.

Kripa Varanasi develops new way of driving fluid droplets across surfaces using temperature.

Gareth McKinley

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Nicholas Makris

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Jeehwan Kim use graphene as a “copy machine” to produce cheaper semiconductor wafers.

Jeehwan Kim use graphene as a “copy machine” to produce cheaper semiconductor wafers.

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