Water Engineering (at SEAS)
Chad Vecitis
Introduces the fundamentals of water biology, chemistry, physics and transport processes needed to understand water…
Chad Vecitis
Introduces the fundamentals of water biology, chemistry, physics and transport processes needed to understand water…
David Weitz
Explores factors and conditions contributing to innovation in science and engineering; how important problems are…
Kayoko Ota
This Course is for students in the Toyko Study Abroad Program. "Tokyo – Catalysts for…
William Rawn and Sam Lasky, principals at William Rawn and Associates, presented on key projects…
Doug Gensler, a managing director at Gensler Boston, discussed the history of Gensler from its…
Mark Pasnik (MDes ’95) presented on the first decade of his practice, over,under, relating the…
Ana Miljački (PhD ’07), Associate Professor at MIT and co-director of OfficeUS, spoke to students…
Greg Lynn, Jeffrey Schnapp
New forms of mobility are currently being developed for the transport of people and goods.
An elephant and its family at the Hathigaon Elephant Village near Jaipur, Rajasthan. Photo: Rahul Mehrotra As a point of entry and exit, a threshold has a dual coding in society as both a physical and symbolic marker of separation and connection. Thresholds are often…
by Jonathan Rieke (MArch ’17) — Recipient of the James Templeton Kelly Prize tchotch·ke /’CHäCHkə/ noun…