STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math)

Interested in biology and bioengineering? Want to meet students and scientists studying these topics? Join us at the MIT Museum on April 26 for Slices and Splices!

Come celebrate MIT Museum's Inaugural DNA Day Celebration on April 26, 2025.

Join us to see a new doc shining a light on math as the foundation of democracy & economic opportunity!

Our next Design Redefined explores how empathy-driven AI can positively impact society.

This event series challenges your perception of design as a process of enhancing aesthetics, usability, or marketability, moving you to deeper understanding of its power as a tool for change.

The Museum is pleased to offer a dedicated morning for visitors who would benefit from a sensory-friendly experience.

Birding 101: No matter where we are, we are always in nature.

Experience Stephen Benton's "rainbow" holograms in Optiker, an intimate exhibition that examines the intersection of light and vision.

Join us at our next Teen Science Cafe, an event planned by our Teen Programming Council specifically for teens.

Join us for a mid-day program exploring the expansive artistic practice of Jenny Brockmann. The artist will be joined in conversation by MIT Museum Director Michael John Gorman.

MIT is not a place so much as it is a unique collection of exceptional people.

Teen Science Cafés are exciting events connecting local high school students with scientists and each other.

How do you draw a picture of something you've heard about but never seen? How do you see it in the first place?

Join us at the MIT Museum as we welcome scholars Jana Dambrogio and Daniel Starza Smith to discuss their new book, Letterlocking: The Hidden History of the Letter.

The irony of artificial intelligence is that it inspires new perspectives on human intelligence.