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Welcoming NEC to the Media Lab

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By David Sweeney
| media.mit.edu
The MIT Media Lab is pleased to welcome NEC as a new Member NEC’s work is grounded in a compelling idea: that technology should create social value. That commitment aligns closely with the Media Lab’s mission to imagine, design, and invent futures in which more people can flourish—not just through technical advancement, but through thoughtful, human-centered innovation.
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International Women’s Day 2026: Advancing Women’s Health – MIT Media Lab

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By David Sweeney
| media.mit.edu
Exploring how technology, research, and collaboration can improve health outcomes for women worldwide. Today we take a moment to recognize International Women’s Day, celebrating the achievements of women around the world while also acknowledging the work still needed to advance gender equality—especially in critical areas like women’s health. International Women’s Day (March 8) celebrates the achievements of women and calls for continued progress toward gender equality.
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The Future of Academic Impacts - Conference- 18:00 Breakout summaries

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By Patrick Dunleavy, Chris Thong, Adrian Smith, Nicola Dandridge, Simon Bastow, Victor Henning, Ziyad Marar, Jason Priem, Jane Tinkler, Julia Lane, Cameron Neylon, David Sweeney, Stephen Curry, Mark Thorley, Robert Kiley, Jude England
| LSE Connect Verified
The Future of Academic Impacts was an all day conference hosted by the LSE’s Impact of Social Sciences project team held on Tuesday, 4th December at Beveridge Hall, Senate House, London. The event is to mark the end of the three-year Impact of Social Sciences project based at the London School of Economics that has been funded by HEFCE.
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