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    Prof. Lydia Bourouiba has received the 2026 MathWorks Faculty Research Innovation Fellowship (FRIF). The MIT FRIFs were established to recognize midcareer faculty members for outstanding research contributions and leadership in their fields.
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    Lydia Bourouiba receives 2026 MathWorks Faculty Research Innovation Fellowship
    From engineering.mit.edu
  • @MIT_CEE
    MIT CEE
    @MIT_CEE
    Aug 26
    A team of researchers from the Bourouiba Lab and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center have created a new way to analyze how changes in indoor air flow can mitigate or promote infectious diseases. news.mit.edu/2026/indoor-ai…
    Pill-like bacteria flying, with arrows representing wind currents.
  • @MIT_CEE
    MIT CEE
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    Aug 24
    Dmat, a startup bringing ancient Roman concrete technology to modern construction, is commercializing findings from the lab of CEE Professor Admir Masic to make concrete longer-lasting and more sustainable. news.mit.edu/2026/startup-d…
    Liquid cement is being blasted onto rebar.
  • @MIT_CEE
    MIT CEE
    @MIT_CEE
    Aug 19
    Remembering Professor Emeritus C.C. Mei, a pioneering scholar of ocean wave dynamics who spent 45 years shaping the field and generations of students. He passed away on July 16 at 91. news.mit.edu/2026/chiang-ch…
  • @MIT_CEE
    MIT CEE
    @MIT_CEE
    Aug 18
    Prof. Michael Howland is working to make renewable energy solutions more efficient, reliable, and economically viable. In @MIT_Spectrum, he shares how research and collaboration can help accelerate a more sustainable energy future.
    MIT Professorships: Turning Alternative Energy Solutions into “Economic No-Brainers”
    From betterworld.mit.edu