28 of the best Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) courses you can take online for free: bit.ly/4apqLWH

Joe Betts-LaCroix SM ’92 wants to give you 10 extra years of healthy life. Here’s how. bit.ly/4aHTNjY

“We believe in a long-term future where there are no longer pilots in the cockpit.” ~Hector (Haofeng) Xu PhD ’20, founder of self-flying helicopter company Rotor Technologies bit.ly/3xBWHZd

Four lessons for predicting the future of work. — Lynda Gratton #FOW

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How to make tough decisions based on the “path of least regret” and embrace change with intention: Parul Somani ’04 draws upon her own experience to guide others. bit.ly/3vIWJOr

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a helicopter… without a pilot! Meet the alum who wants to make the sky safer with self-flying helicopters. bit.ly/3xBWHZd

Celebrate the people and place that meant so much to you and your classmates—then and now. Let's get together (again) for #TechReunions 5.31-6.2: bit.ly/3TBG8W7

Throughout her life, Parul Somani Parul Somani ’04 has learned how to forge silver linings from her darkest moments. Now she’s teaching others to do the same: bit.ly/3vIWJOr #TechReunions

TODAY at Kresge Oval, 2:15-4 PM ET: Watch the moon bite the sun's disk at the MIT Edgerton Center's eclipse viewing party bit.ly/3JaFmJr

Disco balls and colanders: Ways young kids can enjoy today's #solareclipse safely with Emily Calandrelli SM '13 Emily Calandrelli bit.ly/3VVnLwZ

📷 fellow alums celebrating at last year's #TechReunions . Let's get together (again), 5.31–6.2! bit.ly/3TBG8W7

📷: A Brass Rat during the 2017 total solar eclipse, & an alum enjoying the view. Get your eclipse questions answered from 4-5 PM ET today: bit.ly/3TEYxQG

“From my perspective, the main connecting thread of economics and spirituality is their power to improve the world.” ~Allison V. Thompkins, the first power-chair user to earn a PhD from MIT bit.ly/3TJwsrp

TODAY at 4 PM ET: Smart Cities–Toward a New Model for Urban Communities with MIT Media Lab's Kent Larson Kent Larson bit.ly/3TBZzOz

Unlike humans, AI does not have peripheral vision. But a new image dataset that simulates it in machine-learning models improved their ability to detect objects in the visual periphery, helping the models see the world more like humans do. mitsha.re/qgvC50QVBAK

“Both spirituality and economics enable me to achieve my ultimate goal of doing my part to transform the world for the better.” ~Allison V. Thompkins PhD ’11 bit.ly/3TJwsrp

Have questions about the 4.8 total solar eclipse questions? Lowell Observatory's Amanda S. Bosh '87, PhD '94 shares answers on 4.5, 4-5 PM ET bit.ly/3TEYxQG

What’s the secret to the success of Sphere? Diversity, says the entertainment venue’s CIO, Jared Miller ’98, LGO ’03. bit.ly/4cxJReR

While Andy Cavatorta SM ’10 was pursuing his master’s degree at the @MediaLab, famous Icelandic singer @Bjork stopped by for a visit. The chance meeting transformed his career as a kinetic sculpture artist. bit.ly/3IWoQgd

Meet one alum behind Sphere, an unusual new entertainment venue dominating the Las Vegas skyline. bit.ly/3TUQkJj