If you engage in research, especially, but not only, federally funded research, you have an obligation to disclose to the TLO any new intellectual property (IP) arising from the work.
The Export Control team will host a workshop on Tuesday, Nov. 17, from 10 - 11 a.m. in 9-255 and on Zoom. Learn more about export control, current trends in international collaborations, and other topics relevant to the MIT research community and the broader geopolitical climate in which we conduct research.
MIT’s Working Group on Scholarly Content and Generative AI has produced three resource documents to inform decisions made by members of the MIT community. The group was charged to help the MIT community develop a common understanding of the legal, technical, and ethical issues involved when scholarly content is used in the development and training of generative AI models.
Following a national search, Amanda Doran has been appointed as the next director of the International Scholars Office (ISchO), effective July 1. With 25 years’ experience guiding MIT’s departments and international scholars through U.S. immigration requirements, Amanda is uniquely qualified to lead this important function.
Any PI planning to submit an NSF CAREER award proposal (due July 22, 2026) is invited to join a virtual Q&A session on June 18 from 2-3 p.m. with two previous NSF CAREER awardees, Professors David L. Des Marais (CEE) and Carlos M. Portela (MechE).
Sally Kornbluth, Anantha P. Chandrakasan, Ian A. Waitz, and Glen Shor
The Institute Research Continuity and Transition Fund is designed to provide temporary financial support in fiscal year 2027 to principal investigators and research groups that have been most directly and significantly affected by the decline in federal research funding and face acute challenges as a result.
