The virtual Cambridge CHI event, which is student-run and open to the public, is happening May 14-15th from 11am–2pm EDT.
The Wearable Biotech workshop aims to explore the vision of bio-digital interfaces in, on, and around the body.
The following Media Lab community members are participating in the 2020 conference on Tangible, Embedded, and Embodied Interaction.
The exhibition includes work from a number of Media Lab researchers and alumni.
The following Media Lab community members are participating in the thirty-third conference on Neural Information Processing Systems.
Biodesign—the future of materials, manufacturing, architecture, and fashion.
Media Lab faculty speak at Xapiens kickoff event
SPACE² WORKSHOPVisit event page here!The Translational Research Institute for Space Health (TRISH) and the MIT Media Lab Space Exploratio...
The first workshop on Dream Engineering took place on January 28 and 29, 2019 at the MIT Media Lab in Cambridge, MA. The workshop br...
Robotic SymbiontsCommittee:Pattie Maes, MIT Media LabJoseph Paradiso, MIT Media LabGil Weinberg, Georgia TechAbstractThroughout history w...
Join us to explore possibilities and applications of technologies for augmenting and upgrading human capability over the next 10+ years.
Dissertation Defense for Misha Sra on November 17
In today’s society, the understanding of one's own identity becomes blurred as technology progresses.
What opportunities does virtual reality offer to improve the way we learn?
Supporting rapid development and deployment of applications beyond the confines of research labs.
The Reality Editor: An Open and Universal Tool for Understanding and Controlling the Physical WorldCommittee:Prof. Pattie MaesProfessor o...
Spring 2017 member meeting workshops.
Chronic psychological stress carries a wide array of pathophysiological risks.
LocationMIT Media Lab, E14-633 DescriptionWearable computers are becoming a widespread reality. Driven by a human quest for sensorial ult...
LocationMIT Media Lab, E14-633 DescriptionChronic stress is often thought to be exacerbated by interactive technologies–but we challenge ...
LocationMIT Media Lab, E15-341 DescriptionRecent advances in display technologies have moved computing onto physical surfaces, such as th...
LocationMIT Media Lab, E14-633 DescriptionMarko Ahtisaari is a technology entrepreneur and designer. For the last four years he was execu...
LocationMIT Media Lab, 3rd Floor Atrium DescriptionJohn Ratey will address the connection between exercise and the brain's performance an...
How to Love and Criticize Technology at the Same Time: Jaron Lanier in conversation with Ken Perlin, Hiroshi Ishii, and Pattie Maes.
LocationMIT Media Lab, E14-633 DescriptionDigital self-tracking, sometimes called "life hacking" or "personal analytics," involves parsin...
LocationMIT Media Lab, E14-525 DescriptionConventional video mediated communication technologies provide a live window between remote spa...
LocationMIT Media Lab, 6th Floor DescriptionThis event is free and open to the public. Hosted by Pattie Maes and Roz Picard:As Chief Exec...
LocationE14- 633, MIT Media Lab DescriptionChronic disease is the most important cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide, and the prev...
LocationMIT Media Lab, E14-244 DescriptionWe live in a world where everyday artifacts are designed and augmented as media interfaces. Tec...
LocationMIT Media Lab, E14-633 DescriptionSince the time of the first philosophers, logic and observed human behavior have stood somewhat...
LocationMIT Media Lab, Nagashima Conference Room, E14-525 DescriptionAt the boundary between people, objects, and spaces, we encounter a ...
LocationMIT Media Lab, E14-633 DescriptionPeople can easily become mindless in their decision-making and become disengaged from their sur...
LocationMIT Media Lab, E14-633 DescriptionEvery day, millions of people encounter strangers online. We read their medical advice, buy the...