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Virtual session introduces mindfulness techniques to examine and regulate everyday changes related to aging, guided by Zeenat Potia, for ages 18 and up.
Exhibit showcases Boston’s first all‑woman architecture firm, highlighting 900+ commissions, MIT’s role, Cambridge impact, and eco‑friendly renovation methods.
High beginner ESOL class at Central Square Literacy Center, open to ages 18+, no testing required; contact Maria Balestrieri at 617-349-4013 for details.
Regional farm stands, prepared food, and flowers at Central Square Farmers Market, with SNAP, HIP, and SNAP Match accepted.
Jacob Andreas presents procedures for training language models to introspect, improving their self‑description, predictability, and user control.
Vinayak Bansal presents “Learning to Predict Failure,” discussing a task‑general model where agents abort doomed attempts to improve learning efficiency.
Free conversation classes for international students, scholars, and spouses meet at tables in MIT’s W11-190, with lunch‑time informal chat on Thursdays.
Faculty Job Search Series: (FJSS) Fall 2026 From TA to Solo Instructor — MIT events calendar.