​​James Dingley SM ’23 is the host of Atomic Frontier, an award-winning science and engineering show he produces himself. The show, which debuted on YouTube in 2015, has 230,000 subscribers and his videos have millions of views.

Immunai’s founders were researchers at MIT when they launched their company to help predict how patients will respond to new treatments. “Our starting point was creating what I call the Google Maps for the immune system,” Noam Solomon says.

A new technique teaches a large language model to perform a safety check on an AI chatbot so it doesn’t give toxic responses. “Our work is an attempt to reduce the human effort to ensure a safer and trustworthy AI future,” Pulkit Agrawal says.

In the latest episode of Curiosity Unbounded, President Sally Kornbluth talks with economist Namrata Kala, who studies the value of employee training, how communities adapt to environmental change, and the return on investments in green technology.

As Netta Engelhardt sees it, secrets never die, even in a black hole. One of her biggest discoveries to date is that information that falls into a black hole isn’t lost forever. She is now tackling other questions about the universe at its most fundamental scales.

The stars and other celestial objects truly aligned on MIT’s campus Monday. After a weekend of rain, the community was treated to clear skies and high temperatures to view the only partial eclipse for the next 20 years.