PAST EVENTS

Tech Reunions are a unique opportunity to reconnect, (re)meet, and revel with your classmates at the place that meant so much to you—then and now.

For the first time, a16z is bringing Tech Week to Boston (May 26-31) and are joined by 80+ founding hosts, representing the best of Boston tech and beyond.

Technology is reshaping how every organization operates. From AI to digital platforms and scalable systems, today’s leaders are expected to make decisions that connect technology with real business impact. The question is: are you ready to lead that change?

Join our Virtual Open House to explore the Blended Professional Certificate: Chief Technology Officer at MIT Professional Education.

The 2026 MIT Sloan CIO Symposium (May 19) will be an in-person event at the Royal Sonesta Hotel, Cambridge, MA. The pre-event happening the day before (May 18) this year is VIP access for Networking, Innovation Showcase finalists followed by the CIO Leadership Award dinner.

The impact of disruptive tech, including AI, has tech leaders making strategic decisions faster and with greater uncertainty than ever before. This session explores how organizations can effectively plan with rapid technological disruption and how to anticipate what's next.

Fierce Biotech Week brings together biotech and pharma leaders to drive innovation in healthcare. This event focuses on breakthrough strategies, addressing industry challenges, and fostering collaboration across R&D, clinical research, business development, and communications. With curated networking, actionable insights, and expert-led discussions, attendees gain tools to navigate the evolving landscape of drug development and clinical trials. Join decision-makers shaping the future of healthcare.

Discover the Future of Manufacturing

Join us to discover how you can apply imaging, machine learning, and physical AI to solve real production problems. This virtual Open House explores the MIT Professional Education course, Mastering Integrated Systems: Imaging, Machine Learning, and Physical AI.

Breakthroughs in biology, engineering, and computation continue to redefine what is possible in human health. Building on the momentum of prior MIT ILP Health Science Forums, which highlighted advances in drug discovery, AI-enabled biomolecular modeling, next-generation diagnostics, and precision biomanufacturing, the 2026 MIT Health Science & Technology Forum will spotlight emerging research in diagnosis, brain science, microbial therapeutics, and targeted drug delivery.

Join MIT’s Initiative for New Manufacturing (INM) for Manufacturing Week 2026—a three-day series of events spanning industry domains and cross-cutting themes including financing, workforce development, and deployment of AI across production systems.