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MIT OpenCourseWare and Wikipedia both launched 25 years ago to make knowledge free for everyone. Now OpenCourseWare, part of MIT Open Learning, is working with Wikipedia to strengthen entries with MIT course materials.

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How can education accelerate climate and energy progress? 🌎⚡
Join Dr. Desirée Plata, Dr. Chris Rabe & Curt Newton for an open conversation on climate action, resilience, energy solutions, and the future of learning. RSVP here: bit.ly/4ipWXOZ
📅 Dec. 3, 2026 🕛 12 PM ET 💬 Q&A to follow
#ClimateAction #EnergyTransition #ClimateEducation

This bacterium breaks into your cell’s DNA vault. 🔐 Nobody knows how. Yet. MIT graduate student Hannah Margolis is on it. Learn more at learn.mit.edu.

#Microbiology #MITPulse

Like many leaders, Prabha Jha felt the weight of AI reshaping business operations. Instead of letting the uncertainty stall her, she asked how she could become part of it.

She chose MIT xPRO's AI for Senior Executives, in part for its in-person component, which gave her time to connect with peers from different backgrounds. She describes the investment of time and money as one of the best decisions she made.

The result: AI solutions for Verizon and The AI Anthology, a collection of insights to help leaders navigate AI.

If you're weighing where to invest in your own learning, what would you want from the people in the room? Read the full story on MIT Learn: bit.ly/48zY6yK

Where do materials science and chemistry meet? In your hand right now. 📱

@MIT lecturer Jessica Sandland breaks down how a few extra atoms of phosphorus or boron turn plain silicon into the chips that power your devices.

Learn more at learn.mit.edu.