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TheStreet

Forget Tesla: You Can Get to Work Even Faster in This Vehicle (for Just $98,000)

Quotes Professor Vikrant Vaze about a study he co-authored on urban aerial mobility.

Apr 26, 2023

Best Colleges

Ways to Diversify Engineering Workforce

Dean Alexis Abramson is part of a group of women college presidents and engineering deans saying the passage of the CHIPS Act should move institutions to make engineering curricula accessible to all students.

Apr 25, 2023

USA Today

U.S. Should Have Attacked COVID Like a Foreign Invasion, Experts Say. Have We Learned Any Lessons?

Kendall Hoyt, a senior lecturer of engineering and assistant professor of medicine, is cited one of the authors of the new book Lessons From the COVID War. In the book, Hoyt and 30 other policy, public health, science, biodefense, and patient advocacy experts examine how the U.S. lost the pandemic war.

Apr 25, 2023

AJOT

A future of "flying cars" may be closer than you think

Quotes Professor Vikrant Vaze about a study he co-authored on urban aerial mobility.

Apr 24, 2023

Women’s Agenda

Meet the Most Powerful Woman in AI Right Now: Mira Murati

A profile on Chief Technology Officer of OpenAI Mira Murati, Thayer ’12. “It’s important that we bring in different voices, like philosophers, social scientists, artists, and people from the humanities."

Mar 29, 2023

MIT Sloan School of Management

Hybrid work is here to stay. Here are 7 ways to manage your workforce

Professor Geoffrey Parker is quoted in this article about reaping the benefits of a hybrid workforce.

Mar 14, 2023

The New York Times

Skiing Town to Town in a Magical Corner of Vermont

Olympians Judy Geer ’75 Th ’83, and Susan Dunklee ’08 are highlighted for their work at the Craftsbury Outdoor Center and its Green Racing Project in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom.

Mar 03, 2023

GE News

Packing a Punch: This GE Engineer Is Designing a High-Tech ‘Suitcase’ for Electric Air Travel

Satish Prabhakaran Th'05, who earned his PhD in electrical and computer engineering, is featured in GE's company news about his work to help solve one of the toughest engineering challenges of the modern day: electric air travel.

Mar 02, 2023

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