MIT Sloan students advised Pfizer, Comcast, and others on using data and generative AI to quickly develop products and communicate with customers. “Legacy machine learning approaches enable precision,” Jordan Levine says. “Generative AI unlocks speed.”

Mars’ ancient atmosphere, which disappeared 3.5 billion years ago, may be hiding in plain sight: as methane within surface clay minerals. “This methane could still be present and maybe even used as an energy source on Mars in the future,” Oliver Jagoutz says.

On the Curiosity Unbounded podcast, President Sally Kornbluth speaks with Benedetto Marelli about the advantages of using silk-based coatings in agriculture and water filtration, and why being bold and creative can lead to powerful discoveries.

In the Washington Post, Daniela Rus and Nico Enriquez write that the US should not only build more efficient software and better chips, but also create “interstate-type corridors to transmit sufficient, reliable power to our data centers.”

Elemind’s headband uses acoustic stimulation to help people fall asleep. “For folks that ruminate a lot before they go to sleep, their brains are actively running. This encourages their brain to quiet down,” says co-founder David Wang ’05, SM ’10, PhD ’15.

Via @mitfieldhockey on Instagram: “A beautiful view from our win on Saturday!”