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@MIT_CEE
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    Oct 6
    Explore Pompeii through history, archaeology, and materials science this IAP. The Making of Roman Pompeii takes students to Pompeii, Herculaneum & Rome for an immersive fieldwork experience. Applications are due Oct. 8. youtube.com/watch?v=I_Sjv1…
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    Sep 29
    Prof. Michael Howland and collaborators found a new way of simulating wind turbines to help wind farms generate more power and validate predictive models. news.mit.edu/2026/pressuriz…
    A stylized windfarm with wind gusts.
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    Sep 25
    Congratulations to César Terrer, who has been honored with two 2026 @theAGU awards: the James B. Macelwane Medal and the Global Environmental Change Early Career Award 🎉 cee.mit.edu/mits-cesar-ter…
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    MIT CEE
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    Sep 24
    CEE faculty are joining MIT Future Fest, taking place Sept. 30–Oct. 4, for conversations on the future of food and agriculture, coastal protection, building with AI, and the intersection of human insight and technical expertise. Learn more and register: mitfuturefest.org
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    Sep 22
    How can we build a more resilient energy grid as extreme weather increases? Profs. Michael Howland and Saurabh Amin are working with MIT researchers in MIT IDSS to develop tools that can inform where and how new energy infrastructure is built.
    MIT researchers are mapping extreme weather risks — and building tools to act on them
    From news.mit.edu