Junior Richard Dahan (left) and graduate student Alexandre Carpentier at MIT’s machine shop.
(Wendy Maeda/ Globe Staff)
Retooling an industry
US manufacturing sputtering, MIT rolls up its sleeves
Junior Richard Dahan (left) and graduate student Alexandre Carpentier at MIT’s machine shop.
(Wendy Maeda/ Globe Staff)
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, which has unraveled the mysteries of artificial intelligence, recombinant DNA, and molecular level engineering, is now focusing its brainpower on one of the nation’s most vexing challenges: manufacturing. (Full article: 1016 words)
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