EVENTS

Design of Electric Motors, Generators, and Drive Systems is a five-day on-campus course led by MIT professors James L. Kirtley, Jr. and Steven B. Leeb. In this course, engineers and product designers will dive into the physics of electromagnetic actuators and gain a deep understanding of how they work. Participants will learn to evaluate and design their own electric motors, generators, and drive systems to breathe life into electric machines and motion control applications. Want to learn more? Join our upcoming Live Virtual Open House.

The generative AI revolution is here—are you ready to explore its implications for materials design? Join McAfee Professor of Engineering Markus J. Buehler for our specialized course, Predictive Multiscale Materials Design. From generative AI to cloud services to additive manufacturing, this intensive program is an exciting opportunity to learn more about the innovations revolutionizing materials manufacturing and discover how to use these computational tools to create advanced materials of your own. Discover more about this dynamic learning opportunity from the comfort of your home or office at our Virtual Open House.

In the five-day course AI Strategies and Roadmap: Systems Engineering Approach to AI Development and Deployment, attendees will examine the types of tasks best suited to machines and ones that require the unique skillsets of humans. Additionally, learners will acquire practical experience building machine learning models and algorithms, instilling an appreciation of the complexity of end-to-end AI systems.

The MIT Advanced Study Program (ASP) is your chance to take the same classes as MIT degree students and become part of the MIT community. ASP is open to graduate students, working professionals, and MIT employees seeking to expand their knowledge and practical skills with an MIT education.

AI has transformed many areas of life in the last decade, yet the impact of these technologies on patient care is still limited. Building on the combined expertise of MIT and MGB in AI and clinical practice, the MIT-MGB AI Cures Conference showcases ongoing collaborative projects in clinical AI, highlighting cutting-edge research and their impact on patient care.

The UPCEA Annual Conference, hosted in Boston, MA, on March 26 - 28, 2024 is the most significant assembly of thought leaders and practitioners today in the field of professional, continuing, and online education.

Our powerful on-campus course, Crisis Management & Business Resiliency, is helping professionals prepare their organizations for the next major disaster. Curious to see what it can do for your career? Join lead instructors and crisis management experts, Steve Goldman, Dick Larson, Lou DiBerardinis, and Sandra Galletti and discover how the curriculum can help you acquire the vital knowledge, tools, and strategies you need to enhance your organization’s business continuity, disaster recovery, and crisis communication programs.

Discover how AI methods can revolutionize the way your products are designed, produced, and customized. Join MIT professor Wojciech Matusik and discover how the curriculum can help you explore the latest smart manufacturing strategies and hardware, acquire skills to develop machine learning-based design templates.

Uncover the power of Generative AI in shaping the future of industries. Our expert speakers from MIT and industry will delve into its technology, applications, potential, and real-world impact on businesses.

Don't miss the chance to actively engage with leading MIT experts at our upcoming conference on AI development, policies, and ethical implications. Join the conversation on how AI impacts business, politics, education, and humanity's future. Secure your spot now for a firsthand look into the forefront of AI advancements.