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The MIT Energy Initiative Seed Fund Program supports innovative, early-stage research across the energy spectrum. <a href="/funding/" class="link--arrow link--arrow-blue">Read more</a>
Iberdrola and MIT Energy Initiative announce $10.3 million collaboration to spur energy and environmental innovation
Liquid tin-sulfur compound shows thermoelectric potential
MIT Energy Initiative awards 10 Seed Fund grants for early-stage energy research
MIT Energy Initiative awards nine Seed Fund grants for early-stage energy research
MITEI and Exelon collaborate on clean energy research through MITEI’s Low-Carbon Energy Centers
MIT Energy Initiative issues call for energy research Seed Fund grant proposals
Shocking new way to get the salt out
J-WAFS awards $1.8 million in first round of seed-grant funding
MIT Energy Initiative announces 2015 seed grant awards
MIT Energy Initiative awarding $1.65 million in annual Seed Funds for innovative early-stage energy research
Using the sun’s heat to make electricity
Assessing climate impacts of energy technologies
MIT Inventor of ‘LiquiGlide’ on WBUR
WBUR
November 26, 2014
MIT Energy Initiative Seed Fund Call
Novel bromine battery: Small-scale demo, large-scale promise
Ocean microbes display a hidden talent: releasing countless tiny lipid-filled sacs
Achieving Energy Efficiency with “Local Warming”
MIT Energy Initiative announces 2014 seed grant awards
A Brighter Future for Filtered Seawater
Urban sustainability: Designing resource-efficient, appealing cities
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