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  1. It's the weekend. Be well, everyone.

  2. The Rapid Innovation Dashboard is an online platform that provides information, resources, and opportunities for the MIT Community to rapidly activate and engage in urgent problem-solving on Covid-19/Coronavirus Disease.

  3. In sectors where it’s feasible, remote work can work — but as the MIT Media Lab’s Alex “Sandy” Pentland said in a recent webinar, it’s “not as simple as it looks.” He noted that it’s critical to maintain communication, inclusivity, and cohesion.

    An outline of a person standing near a high table with a laptop on it.
  4. Hoping this brings brighter days ahead as the vernal equinox arrives today in the Northern Hemisphere.

    The Grey House with daffodils blooming in the front.
  5. Before departing, McCormick Hall residents celebrated graduating seniors, such as Jeba Sania, by giving them MIT pennants signed by friends.

    Jeba Sania sits on the front steps of McCormick Hall holding up her MIT pennant signed by her friends.
  6. For a full roundup of updates on MIT’s response to Covid-19, visit

  7. In a op-ed, the Presidents of MIT, Harvard, and Stanford call on organizations nationwide to get ahead of the virus.

  8. Having a flexible, remote work policy allows employees to build a personal and professional framework on their own terms.

  9. Not a goodbye, a see you later. Till we meet again, be safe, everyone! Thanks to Daniel “Gonzo” Gonzalez Cunningham ’20 for the photo.

  10. "We strive and aspire, always, to be One MIT. I have immense confidence in our continued ability to respond with selflessness, foresight, compassion and kindness." — MIT President Rafael Reif

  11. Cambridge and Lexington facilities are being converted into clinics that prioritize essential services for children and adults and urgent student mental health and counseling services.

  12. Around MIT, researchers are studying how coronaviruses are transmitted and how infection may be prevented. Their work touches on fields from diagnostics and vaccine development to more traditional measures such as social distancing and handwashing.

    Electron microscope image of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19—isolated from a patient.
  13. The Covid-19 pandemic has major implications for everyone in the MIT community. You will find links to important updates regarding the Institute’s response to the situation on the MIT Covid-19 website, which is being updated regularly.

  14. MIT Regular Action decisions for the class of are coming. Best of luck!

  15. Looking forward to better Pi Days ahead. Take care, everyone.

  16. Thank you to the many people working around the clock on MIT’s Covid-19 response — and to , our student chalkers (IG: @chalkoftheday), and others for reminders that in these challenging times, kindness matters.

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  17. A five-story wooden building in Boston will have net carbon emissions of almost zero. John Klein, an architect on the project, sees the approach as “very competitive with concrete and steel for buildings of between eight and 12 stories.”

  18. A coloring puzzle designed by graduate student Alex Berke was featured in The Guardian. Berke’s idea is to “It’s an engaging introduction to the maths of ‘group theory.’” via

  19. Novel method for easier scaling of quantum devices: System “recruits” defects that usually cause disruptions, using them to instead carry out quantum operations.

  20. Inaugural BAMIT Community Advancement Program fellows Melissa Isidor and Danielle Geathers recently kicked off projects addressing challenges in underserved communities of color. The new fund will support at least one such project every year.

    Two students each standing with one hand on a hip in front of La Grande Voile.

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