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MIT News: Study co-authored by MIT CS3 researchers shows that #climate change will likely make it harder to reduce ground-level #ozone, a respiratory irritant that is a key component of #smog, by cutting nitrogen oxide emissions.tinyurl.com/5eftv8v6

A research team including MIT CS3 Senior Research Scientist Stephanie Dutkiewicz uses genetic data and #ecosystem modeling to simplify the complexity of marine #microbes to improve #climate predictions.🧪tinyurl.com/4r7erbwu

Thank you MIT News for featuring our research into what made the Moon so magnetic 🌚🧲 Paper out today on Science Advances by MIT EAPS grad student Isaac Narrett in collaboration with Katarina Miljkovic OAM, U-M Climate & Space,Cambridge University news.mit.edu/2025/why-are-s…

A new study lead by EAPS grad student Isaac Narrett proposes that a large impact could have temporarily magnetized the moon; this would explain why magnetic rock samples have been detected by orbiting spacecraft despite not having a magnetic field. buff.ly/9CXlL7G

NEW: Bergmann et al. investigate rocks from different stages of the Shuram excursion (573-568 mya), using a variety of techniques to assess signs of proposed forms of alteration, and the extent of any such changes. 🔗doi.org/10.1029/2025GC… #AGUPubs #Geology #Geochemistry #STEM

Course 1-12 senior Ananda Santos Figueiredo is shaping the future through a system thinking approach. “I had this persistent feeling that I was meant to go somewhere else to learn more, explore, and do more,” she says. news.mit.edu/2025/shaping-f…

Today (5-29-25) marks the last in a string of palindrome dates that began on May 20 (5-20-25) in the US. To mark the occasion, and in honor of the OneMIT Commencement ceremony, the Institute’s own Barry Duncan, a renowned palindrome poet and bookseller at the MIT Press Bookstore,

You did it, MIT students! We’re so proud of you. Image: Jenny Baek '25

Congratulations to our Class of 2025 advanced degree recipients! It was wonderful to celebrate with you at yesterday’s ceremony, and we can’t wait to see what amazing things you do! #MIT2025 Photo credit: Steph Stevens

Former EAPS Postdoc Benjamin Uveges is narrowing down the timeline of the Great Oxygenation Event (OGE), the point in Earth's history when oxygen began to accumulate, and what it means for complex life: buff.ly/o2GU0vb

MIT CS3 postdoc Anthony Wong discusses his research on the #climate, #AirQuality & #health impacts of burning various low or zero-carbon fuels. Wong is developing an air quality emulator that could estimate how a climate policy would improve public health. tinyurl.com/ycy3j5ms

.Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) researchers now suggest a massive asteroid impact long ago created a plasma cloud that temporarily boosted the Moon’s weak magnetic field — magnetizing rocks on the far side. news.mit.edu/2025/why-are-s…

A new study from EAPS and CS3 scientists finds that, in North America and Western Europe, ground-level ozone will become less responsive to reductions in nitrogen oxide emissions as the Earth warms. buff.ly/NJT5nF6

The SPECULOOS team is part of an international collaboration that has recently discovered the smallest star to have a transiting giant planet - challenging leading planetary formation theories. buff.ly/ONbBoHi

Majoring in course 1-12 means studying climate science, engineering, and policy and connecting those skills to real-world sustainability challenges - just ask new graduate Ananda Santos Figueiredo, who was the first to declare it. buff.ly/sSu0N38

EAPS and MIT Center for Sustainability Science and Strategy Postdoc Anthony Wong is studying the climate, air-quality and human health impacts of alternative fuel sources, like ammonia, hydrogen, and biofuels. buff.ly/9XTxtVQ

New work from the CBIOMES collaboration combines genetic data and the Darwin ecosystem model to better understand the role marine microbial diversity plays in global carbon cycles. buff.ly/w7Q2wlX

WBUR: A study by MIT CS3 researchers finds that #climatechange may make it harder to reduce #smog in some regions. Senior author and CS3 Director Noelle Selin underscores the importance of policies that reduce #airpollution. 🧪news.mit.edu/news-clip/wbur…

From Toronto Life: "It’s my mission to find life outside of Earth." EAPS MIT AeroAstro and MIT Physics prof Sara Seager is leading the first-ever privately funded mission to explore the dense, acidic atmosphere of Venus. buff.ly/NoBpc8q

How did life on Earth survive periods global glaciation millions of years ago? New research suggests it might have taken refuge in pools of melted ice across the planet's surface. buff.ly/nt5ecad