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Curated Video

The Legacy of Robert Van de Graaff

Pre-K - Higher Ed
This video provides a brief overview of the life and accomplishments of Robert Jemison van de Graaff, an American physicist and inventor. It discusses his invention of the Van de Graaff generator, a high-voltage generator that produces...
Instructional Video9:17
Physics Girl

How I broke a wine glass with my VOICE (using science!)

9th - 12th
If you sing at a wine glass at its exact resonant frequency, you can break the glass without the help of a speaker! Learn the physics behind that.
Instructional Video0:50
Next Animation Studio

Graphene offers possibility of low-cost desalination

12th - Higher Ed
Scientists at MIT have developed a water desalination technology using graphene that offers a low-cost alternative to existing technologies. Engineers introduced pores measuring 1 billionth of a meter into the graphene, enabling it to...
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Curated Video

MIT Tech Review Explains Our Fears About Artificial Intelligence

9th - Higher Ed
As A.I. and robots become more of a reality MIT Tech Review joins Cheddar to discuss and explain the fears behind A.I. technology
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Curated Video

Researches Collecting Data from Sewer Waste

9th - Higher Ed
Researchers at MIT are collecting important health data from the feces and urine found in sewers.
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Curated Video

Global COVID-19 cases could be 12 times higher than reported

9th - Higher Ed
More than half a million lives have been lost in the spread of the novel coronavirus around the world - but the death toll could be much higher according to an MIT study.
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Curated Video

MIT Grad Wears Arab Headscarf; Torches Alma Mater’s Israel Ties In Viral Speech |Watch

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Indian-American student Megha Vemuri, MIT's 2025 Class President, used her graduation speech to accuse Israel of trying to "wipe Palestine off the face of the earth." She criticized MIT's past ties with Israeli defense firm Elbit Systems...
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Curated Video

MIT says tuition is free for all middle class undergrad students starting in 2025

Higher Ed
The average full cost of attendance is $85,960 at MIT, but starting in 2025, many undergrads will not have to pay anything. (Scripps News)
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BioMechatronic Development for Lower Limbs at MIT

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Lower Limb Prosthetics Merge Technology and Human Movement / Dr. Hugh Herr's voiceover explains advancements in the technology in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Display of First Powered Prosthetic Feet at MIT

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Original Powered Prosthetic Feet Led the Way to Today's Sleek BioMechatronic Lower Limbs in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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College Entrepreneurs Startup Scene on Campus

Pre-K - Higher Ed
College students working in startup spaces at MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Where germs can be found

Pre-K - Higher Ed
/ CU germs, girl with baby doll, person removing mail from mailbox, playing with toy airplane, cash register, child rubbing her eyes, boy with catcher's mitt and ball picks at his teeth.
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A BioMechatronics Lab

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Inside the Lab of BioMechatronic at MIT, Lower Limb Prosthetic Research and Development in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Bloomberg

MIT President Reif on Innovation, Future of Education

Higher Ed
May 12 -- MIT President L. Rafael Reif discusses innovation and entrepreneurship at MIT and the future of education with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg West."
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Bloomberg

How DNA Could One Day Rebuild Cell Phones

Higher Ed
Mar.15 -- Inside a Boston lab just a few miles away from MIT, a team of PhDs is building tools for a future where factories are powered by biology, not traditional manufacturing. (video by: Alan Jeffries, Victoria Blackburne-Daniell,...
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Curated Video

Trump Administration Rescinds International Student Visa Rule

Higher Ed
MIT and Harvard sued the administration over a rule that would force international students to leave the U.S. if their fall classes were online.
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Curated Video

Harvard, MIT Suing ICE To Support International Students

Higher Ed
The Trump Administration recently issued rules forcing international students to leave the U.S. if they attend only online classes in the fall.
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Bloomberg

This 31-Year-Old Rocket Scientist Is Changing Space Travel

Higher Ed
Jul.26 -- Rocket Scientist Natalya Bailey owns a space startup called Accion Systems that specializes in making wafer thin engines that require a tiny fraction of energy that conventional rockets use. If successful, these ion thrusters...
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Curated Video

China Initiative: Effect Of Espionage Mission's Drift From Focus

Higher Ed
The DOJ launched the program to "identify secret theft cases," but it hasn't been very successful.
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Bloomberg

The MIT Media Lab's Next Breakthrough

Higher Ed
May 11 -- Joi Ito, MIT Media Lab director, discusses the new environment for tech startups with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg West."
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Bloomberg

Virus-Related Supply Chain Disruptions to Get Much Worse, MIT's Sheffi Warns

Higher Ed
Feb.27 -- Yossi Sheffi, director of the MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics (MIT CTL), discusses the threat to global supply chains posed by the coronavirus outbreak. He speaks with Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu and Joe Weisenthal on...
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Bloomberg

How MIT Came to Be at the Cutting Edge of Robotics

Higher Ed
May 11 -- John Leonard and Daniela Rus, MIT computer science and A.I. lab professors, discuss the robotics industry in Boston with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg West."
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Bloomberg

MIT President Reif Weighs In on the Future of Education

Higher Ed
May 11 -- MIT President L. Rafael Reif discusses the future of education with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg West."
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Bloomberg

This MIT Engineer Built His Own Bionic Leg

Higher Ed
Dec.02 -- At MIT's Media Lab, researchers are developing prosthetic limbs that users can control with their minds, making a robotic foot move as seamlessly as a biological one.