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Margaret Hamilton standing in 1969 beside towering vertical stacks of Apollo 11 guidance software listings.

October 8, 2026

Margaret Hamilton, Who Stopped Apollo 11 From Aborting 7 Minutes Before Landing With Her Own Code, Dies at 90

Margaret Hamilton died on September 30 at age 90. MIT announced her death on October 7. She directed the software engineering division that produced the flight code for NASA's Apollo program —

A schematic diagram illustrating a white, grid-like membrane structure with numerous small pores. Green and blue spheres, representing different gas molecules, approach the membrane. Only the green spheres are shown passing through the pores to the other side, while the blue spheres are blocked, depicting selective permeation.

Energy·Hydrogen·Science·Sustainability·Technology

MIT’s new palladium membrane withstands 1,000K heat, a “promising route” to cheaper and more efficient hydrogen fuel

MIT engineers have developed a breakthrough in hydrogen separation technology that could make hydrogen fuel production cheaper and more efficient. Their new palladium membrane design can withstand much higher temperatures than conventional versions, potentially transforming how we produce clean hydrogen

October 8, 2025

MIT Scientists Discover Lithium-Electron ‘Buddy System’ That Makes Batteries Charge Faster, Last Longer

Energy·Science·Technology

MIT researchers have uncovered a fundamental principle that could revolutionize battery technology, potentially leading to faster charging times and longer-lasting power for everything from

MIT Engineers’ Magnetic Transistor With Built-in Memory Could Simplify Future Electronics

Energy·Materials·News·Science·Technology

MIT engineers have developed a new type of transistor that uses magnetism instead of silicon, potentially paving the way for smaller, faster, and more

Ocean·Pollution·Science

Turning the Tide on Climate Change: MIT’s Game-Changing CO2 Removal from Ocean Water

Climate change has become one of the most pressing global challenges of our time. One of the main contributors to climate change is the increasing level of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the

Rahul Somvanshiand

Karmactive Team

March 3, 2023

Energy·Mobility·Technology

MIT Alumni Build Zero-Emissions Semi-Truck Powered by Sustainable Ammonia Fuel

A start-up by four MIT Ph.D. Graduates, Amogy, has successfully tested a zero-emissions semi-truck powered by sustainable ammonia fuel. The customized Freightliner Cascadia truck went on a test run inside the Stony

Rahul Somvanshi

February 26, 2023

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