MIT Climate and Sustainability Consortium Annual Symposium

Tuesday, October 18, 2022 | 9:00am – 6:30pm ET, Hybrid
Multiple Speakers

The MCSC Annual Symposium is open to industry and the MIT community. It will be a showcase of the work the MCSC is doing, as well as emerging topics of interest to the Consortium’s climate and sustainability stakeholders.

Each session will feature panels made up of key academic and industry experts discussing the theme in an interactive fashion. The symposium will close with an opportunity to continue to amplify the ever-growing community in climate and sustainability across all of MIT including posters on the MCSC impact pathways, newly-launched seed projects, and more.

Register now to save your spot. Livestream details will be made available shortly.

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