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<p><span>I would like to thank the Bank of Japan and Governor Ueda for organizing this years conference and for the invitation to participate in this afternoons panel.</span><a href="https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/speech/bowman20240528a.htm#fn1" title="footnote 1"><span>1</span></a><a name="f1"></a><span> The topic of "the effects of conventional and unconventional policy instrument...

Through J-WAFS commercialization grants of $150,000 each, MIT researchers tackle harmful algal blooms in water, as well as ways to save freshwater in steelmaking by scrap metal consolidation.

Cem Tasan, MIT’s newly tenured Thomas B. King Associate Professor of Metallurgy, has learned to lean in to the unexpected in research and in life.

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MIT researchers are working toward new cybersteels developed with computing technology. Future applications of these advanced materials include printed aircraft components and ship hulls that are harder to detect.

The MIT Department of Materials Science’s Tenure Talks series gives glimpses into the hard work, commitment, and decisions behind the tenure process.

The School of Engineering has granted tenure to Guy Bresler, Otto Cordero, Michael Carbin, Ming Guo, Stefanie Jegelka, Jeehwan Kim, Angela Koehler, Mathias Kolle, Tim Kraska, James LeBeau, Luqiao Lui, Robert Macfarlane, Desirée Plata, and C. Cem Tasan.

<p><span>Thanks to the Money Marketeers for inviting me to share my perspective on the conduct of monetary policy in the current environment of unacceptably high inflation. It is a pleasure to be here with you this evening.</span></p>

A new study by MIT engineers shows how shaving can damage blades. Human hair, 50 times softer than steel, can chip away a razor’s edge, the engineers found.

You think stainless steel is a strong metal. So would it surprise you to learn it can't hold an edge when it comes to your hair?