Professor Song Han discusses efficient AI with MIT President Sally Kornbluth
Apr 6, 2026
Song Han is an associate professor in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and RLE Principal Investigator whose research focuses on efficient AI computing. He also leads the Efficient AI team at NVIDIA Research, focused on optimizing GPU-accelerated AI systems.…
From MIT Research to Piris Labs: Building the Infrastructure Behind the Next Wave of AI
Apr 1, 2026
Ali Khalatpour, RLE Alumnus and founder of Piris Labs. Roots in MIT Research MIT teaches you to think about systems from first principles. I believe MIT graduates have a unique way of approaching problems at the system level, and many of them are currently…
New photonic device efficiently beams light into free space
Mar 25, 2026
Light-emitting structures that curl off the chip surface could enable advanced displays, high-speed optical communications, and larger-scale quantum computers. MIT researchers have developed a new photonic chip that can beam light off a chip into free space using…
Quick Links
Higher-dimensional Fermiology in bulk moiré metals
Apr 6, 2026
Artwork by Paul Neves/Checkelsky LabKevin P. Nuckolls, Nisarga Paul, Alan Chen, Filippo Gaggioli, Joshua P. Wakefield, Avi Auslender,…
Tunable and highly sensitive functionalized carbon-nanotube-based integrated systems for chemical gas sensing
Mar 18, 2026
Artwork by Sampson WilcoxJaekang Song, Dong-Ha Kim, Jan Tiepelt, Young-Moo Jo, Graham McGrath, Michael Song, Tianyang Chen, Jiande Wang,…
Taming the Long-Tail: Efficient Reasoning RL Training with Adaptive Drafter
Feb 27, 2026
Image credit MIT NewsQinghao Hu, Shang Yang, Junxian Guo, Xiaozhe Yao, Yujun Lin, Yuxian Gu, Han Cai, Chuang Gan, Ana Klimovic, Song Han…
Fully 3D-Printed electric motor manufactured via multi-modal, multi-material extrusion
Feb 24, 2026
Image courtesy of the researchers.Jorge Cañada, Zoey Bigelow, Luis Fernando Velásquez-GarcĂa DOI: 10.1080/17452759.2026.2613185 Abstract:…
Imaging a terahertz superfluid plasmon in a two-dimensional superconductor
Feb 5, 2026
Artwork created by Emily Theobald and Sampson WilcoxA. von Hoegen, T. Tai, C. J. Allington, M. Yeung, J. Pettine, M. H. Michael, E. Viñas…
Disentangling Environmental Effects on Perovskite Solar Cell Performance via Interpretable Machine Learning
Feb 2, 2026
Artwork created by Sampson WilcoxTianran Liu, Nicky Evans, Kangyu Ji, Ronaldo Lee, Aaron Zhu, Vinn Nguyen, James Serdy, Elizabeth M. Wall,…
🏛️It has been 80 years since RLE was founded by Dr. Julius Adams Stratton!
The author of one of the most influential textbooks in electromagnetic theory, Professor Stratton was one of the first staff members of the MIT Radiation Laboratory.
In addition to founding the Research Laboratory of Electronics in 1946, he served as the 11th president of MIT from 1959 to 1966, transforming the school into a top-tier research university🔬
His impact continues to inspire a new generation of thinkers, pushing the boundaries of what is possibleđź’«
🎨 Illustration by Amy Pan
#MIT #RLEatMIT #AcademicHistory #InnovationThroughTime
Congratulations to Yoel Fink on the Andrei Sakharov Prize 🔬
Professor Yoel Fink of Massachusetts Institute of Technology has been awarded the Andrei Sakharov Prize by the American Physical Society in recognition of his leadership in defending academic freedom and human rights in science.
This honor underscores the essential role of open inquiry, integrity, and international collaboration in advancing scientific knowledge 🌍
#MIT #RLEatMIT #AcademicFreedom #ScientificIntegrity #HumanRights #ResearchExcellence #GlobalScience #Innovation #HigherEducation
📡 What if wireless signals could compute?
Researchers at RLE introduce WISE, a new architecture that enables machine learning directly at radio frequency.
By rethinking how edge devices access and process models, WISE achieves over 10Ă— greater energy efficiency compared to traditional digital computing.
Read more on our website!
🎨 Artwork: @sampsonwilcox
#MIT #RLE #EdgeAI #WirelessSystems #MachineLearning
Built in 1916. Still building the future 🏛
The Great Dome rose from scaffolding and steel, a foundation for generations of discovery!
Today at RLE, that spirit continues. We advance foundational science at the intersection of physics, computation, and engineering — shaping technologies that will define what comes next.
Innovation has always had a home here.
#MIT #RLE #GreatDome #Innovation #Research #ScienceHistory #CambridgeMA
🚀 Doubling LLM training speed without losing accuracy!
Researchers at MIT and collaborators have developed a new system called Taming the Long Tail (TLT) that leverages idle computing time to accelerate reasoning model training by up to 2Ă— while preserving performance.
By adaptively training a lightweight “drafter” model during reinforcement learning, the system reduces bottlenecks and improves energy efficiency. This is a major step toward more sustainable AI.
Read the full article on MIT News!
#MIT #RLE #ArtificialIntelligence #LLM #MachineLearning #EfficientAI
Prof. Luis Fernando Velásquez-GarcĂa and MIT researchers demonstrate rapid multi material 3D printing of electric machines! ⚙️
MIT researchers have developed a multi material extrusion platform capable of fabricating a fully functional electric linear motor in approximately three hours, integrating conductive and magnetic materials within a single process.
This advance marks an important step toward scalable, onsite manufacturing of complex electromechanical systems 🧠🔬
@peopleofmtlatmit
@mit_engineering
#MIT #AdditiveManufacturing #ElectricMachines #RLE
What if your brain starts “sleeping” before you do? đź§
New research led by Laura Lewis at RLE reveals that during sleep deprivation, the brain shifts into brief internal maintenance states — moments that trade attention for essential cleanup.
Published in Nature Neuroscience and featured in The Wall Street Journal, the findings offer new insight into why focus falters, and why sleep is biologically non-negotiable.
Sleep isn’t passive. It’s protection.
#Neuroscience #MIT #ScientificBreakthrough #BrainHealth #SleepResearch
Ever wondered what a quantum engineer actually does in a day? ⚛️
Dr. Holly Stemp, a postdoctoral researcher at MIT’s RLE, shares a glimpse — moving between team meetings and lab work, preparing and testing quantum devices at extremely low temperatures.
It’s a behind-the-scenes look at the precision, collaboration, and problem-solving that go into building quantum computers.
#QuantumEngineering #ResearchLife #GraduateStudies #STEMCareers #WomenInSTEM #AcademicLife #ScienceAndEngineering #RLE #MIT


