1) Advanced Materials Machines

Explore the novel materials, technologies, and processes that will define the future of fabrication and manufacturing. 

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2) Autonomous Machines

Design, build and deploy electromechanical systems, electronics, software, and autonomy algorithms for real-world robots. 

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3) Digital Cities

Prepare to plan and build the cities of the future by immersing them in the emerging intersections of computer science and urban planning.

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4) Living Machines

Focuses on the areas of biotech and medical devices. The projects spanning the three years cover a variety of cutting-edge research topics including body-on-chip technologies, the microbiome, DNA data storage, quantum computing for biology, and microfluidics. Choose from five different specialization tracks including device engineering, immunoengineering, synthetic biology, tissue engineering and computational biology.

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5) Renewable Energy Machines

Combat climate change by designing and building green energy production, conversion, storage, and transmission systems. 

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