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On this week's podcast, learn more about MIT's Dr. Ari Epstein & MIT Terrascope, a learning community where first-year students solve complex environmental problems using project-based experiential learning. bit.ly/32eXIXR

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On this week's episode of Chalk Radio, Dr. Sara Ellison and Nobel Laureate Esther Duflo explain how economics can help us take manageable steps toward an equitable world—and why you might want to disable some of your spreadsheet’s default settings. bit.ly/32eXIXR

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Maria Barbosa from Sao Paulo, Brazil, started using OpenCourseWare when she was just 15 years old. She started by watching Prof. Gil Strang (of course!) but found learning brought her joy and enrichment. Now she's in medical school.

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Twenty-three MIT professors have been selected as recipients of the Committed to Caring award for 2023–25, marking the most extensive cohort of honorees to date. Eight of these professors offer lectures and course materials online through MIT OpenCourseWare, MITx, and MIT xPRO.

Now on Chalk Radio: In 'The Lumpy Universe,' Prof. David Kaiser talks about cosmology, the history of science, and how he hopes his students will learn to see science as a product & producer of history.

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K-12 teachers want to discuss climate change with their students, which is why mitRAISE developed 3 new Day of AI curricula combining data science and climate change.

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Congratulations to Prof. Nagahara! Before you visit the MFA, you can check out his course 'Inventing the Samurai' for for free on OpenCourseWare! shorturl.at/uvwzI
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What a great story about the Materials Initiative for Comprehensive Research Opportunity (MICRO) program. Check out the OCW course about MICRO, which includes a link to our podcast interview. Click the link to learn more: tinyurl.com/4dhxp6er

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The next episode of our podcast is ready! Though Urban planning prof. David Hsu
isn't a 'city person,' he thinks cities can take meaningful steps toward climate mitigation.

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In celebration of reaching 5 million subscribers on YouTube, we're sharing the 5 most popular videos and 5 'hidden gems' on our channel.
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Never stop learning! Check out AmosTheSTEMMathGuy's testimonial for learning complex numbers from mitch jorgensen!

The 5th season of our podcast Chalk Radio is here! Our first episode, 'The Kitchen Cloud Chamber', provides a look at how a household item can unlock the mysteries of particle physics. ⚛️

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We celebrate #EarthDay once a year, but working toward a sustainable future is a full-time endeavor. 🌍

Explore free courses from MIT OpenCourseWare and MITx Courses, podcasts, and other engaging resources on the MIT Climate Portal. Click the link to learn more: bit.ly/49LZsVt

Today is #EarthDay . 🌍One way you can combat climate change is to learn more about it! MIT OpenCourseWare has almost 100 courses on the environment and sustainability. Check them out here: tinyurl.com/2dtyjjrv