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The Energy of the Future: Danielle Knutson

Danielle researched the correlation between distributed energy resources (DERs) and characteristics such as population, education, and race to identify underserved areas in California where infrastructure is needed to increase DER accessibility.

September 22, 2026

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Say goodbye to road rage: By 2025, the market for self-driving cars will be $42 billion

MIT professor Daniela Rus on self-driving cars

January 13, 2015 In the media BetaBoston

Clocking energy-transfer rates in quantum dots

MIT chemistry graduate student Jolene Mork examines rates of excitonic-energy transfer

January 13, 2015 MITEI MIT News

What does Cambridge sewage say about residents? MIT plans to find out

A new project aims to understand a city’s health and habits through its waste

January 12, 2015 In the media Boston Globe

Five CSAIL researchers named ACM fellows

MITEI researchers Srini Devadas, Daniela Rus among those honored

January 9, 2015 MITEI MIT News

$118M gift from MIT alumnus will advance socially responsible and sustainable real estate development

Samuel Tak Lee MIT Real Estate Entrepreneurship Lab to include focus on China

January 9, 2015 MITEI MIT News

The next tech frontier to conquer: Better batteries

MIT professors Joel Schindall and John Kassakian are growing carbon nanotubes on the interior surfaces of the ultracapacitors

January 8, 2015 In the media CBS News

MIT Sloan School professor honored by Queen Elizabeth

Professor Fiona Murray named Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire for Innovation

January 8, 2015 In the media The Boston Globe

On Educating an Interdisciplinary Generation of Energy Access Experts

January 8, 2015 In the media The Energy Collective

Tata Center Student Wins Dubai International Award for Work in Public Spaces

January 8, 2015 MITEI Tata Center

The Forbes 2015 "30 Under 30" in Energy

January 7, 2015 In the media via Forbes

Why Gas Feels Cheap—and Why It’s Not, Historically Speaking

Recent Price Plunge Looks Good After Years of High Costs, but Fill-Ups Were Less Expensive From 1986-2003

January 5, 2015 In the media via The Wall Street Journal

Drive-by Heat Mapping

Startup's thermal-imaging cars can quickly track energy leaks in thousands of homes and buildings

January 5, 2015 MITEI MIT News

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Clocking energy-transfer rates in quantum dots

What does Cambridge sewage say about residents? MIT plans to find out

Five CSAIL researchers named ACM fellows

$118M gift from MIT alumnus will advance socially responsible and sustainable real estate development

The next tech frontier to conquer: Better batteries

MIT Sloan School professor honored by Queen Elizabeth

On Educating an Interdisciplinary Generation of Energy Access Experts

Tata Center Student Wins Dubai International Award for Work in Public Spaces

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Why Gas Feels Cheap—and Why It’s Not, Historically Speaking

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