MIT’s engineering graduate students work side by side with global leaders in their fields, moving ideas from the lab to the world. Supported by cutting-edge facilities and a robust innovation …

Combining engineering, physics, and chemistry, students and researchers design materials that tackle real-world challenges in energy, health, computing, and more.

At MIT, every student, faculty and staff member charts their own path — exploring, experimenting, and engineering new ways to make a difference. Discover how our community turns curiosity …

Based in both the School of Engineering and the Schwarzman College of Computing, the program conducts use-inspired research spanning materials, devices, circuits, algorithms, and software …

You’ll integrate scientific principles, computing, data analytics, and engineering design—then apply them in labs, fieldwork, and real-world projects. You don’t just study environmental and …

He received his BS, master’s, and PhD in electrical engineering at Stanford, where he was a Fannie and John Hertz Fellow and a Stanford Graduate Fellow. Shulaker’s research focuses …

He received a Ph.D. and an S.M. in electrical engineering and computer science from MIT, and a B.S. in computer science from Stanford University. His research focuses on computer …

Katherine is a master’s student in aeronautical and astronautical engineering and member of the Engineering SystemsLaboratory. A longtime MATLAB and Simulink user, her current research …

Established in 2017, the group provides the Dean of Engineering with direct insight into the graduate student experience, offering perspectives on education, research, engagement, and …

He received his master’s degree and PhD in electrical engineering from Stanford. His research focuses on energy-efficient deep learning at the intersection of machine learning and computer …