Clean power planning
Study led by Jennifer Morris (TPP & Engineering Systems PhD alum) details why it’s prudent to invest in carbon-free electricity now.
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Running may be socially contagious
New paper co-authored by Sinan Aral shows how exercise is "contagious" in a social network.
READ MORECaroline Uhler receives NSF CAREER award
Caroline Uhler awarded this National Science Foundation grant to continue her work in graphical models.
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Artificial data reduces privacy concerns and helps with big data analysis
Kalyan Veeramachaneni and team create synthetic data sets from real ones—allowing data analysis without concern for sensitive personal information becoming public.
READ MOREAudun Botterud lead researcher on project awarded grant by Siebel Energy Institute
Audun Botterud and Asu Ozdaglar are working on this project, titled: "Improved Analytics for Urban Energy Distribution Grids with Smart Buildings."
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Senior Elizabeth Rider uses atmospheric chemistry research to create international connections
Rider has conducted her thesis research in the lab of Noelle Selin.
READ MORECSAIL launches artificial intelligence initiative with industry
SystemsThatLearn@CSAIL (STL) aims to develop new “human-like systems” for data science and other fields. (Tommi Jaakola is a faculty lead of STL.)
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Leshner Leadership Fellow Noelle Selin catalyzes dialogue with public, policymakers
Profile on Noelle Selin, describing her work as an AAAS Leshner Leadership Fellow.
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Fighting online extremists with machine learning
LIDS alum Tauhid Zaman and his student Christopher Marks have built a model to predict which Twitter users likely belonged to ISIS, allowing those accounts to be pre-emptively identified and shut down.
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What makes this the hottest class at MIT?
Tommi Jaakkola and Regina Barzilay talk about their popular Introduction to Machine Learning class.
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