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Read more about how Patrick Teyssonneyre MBA '19 and his colleagues at Xinterra are using AI to innovate on materials R&D: bit.ly/4oRRdiC
An audio-described version of this video is available: youtu.be/a8rSlLVIu08
What if reducing global warming were as straightforward as wearing a T-shirt and tossing it in the wash? According to Patrick Teyssonneyre MBA ’19, the cofounder and CEO of Xinterra, it can be.
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Read more about how Patrick Teyssonneyre MBA '19 and his colleagues at Xinterra are using AI to innovate on materials R&D: bit.ly/4oRRdiC
An audio-described version of this video is available: youtu.be/a8rSlLVIu08
What if reducing global warming were as straightforward as wearing a T-shirt and tossing it in the wash? According to Patrick Teyssonneyre MBA ’19, the cofounder and CEO of Xinterra, it can be.
Code: RRWMJTUTXH4OXTMO


![Changing the World Through Art
Read more about multimedia artist Erin Genia SM 19 on Slice of MIT: http://bit.ly/3D9RTdP
“Indigenous philosophies, and Dakota philosophy in particular, [are] not well known or understood. And so, when I have the opportunity to talk to people about it through my artwork, I see that light bulb come on,” says multimedia artist Erin Genia SM ’19, who is Dakota, an enrolled member of the Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate. “It’s wonderful to have those interactions and to be able to really connect.”
A performance artist, painter, and sculptor, Genia also embraces traditional Dakota art forms, such as beadwork and the carving of sacred stone (pipestone). Whatever the media, Genia works to address social issues such as climate change and institutional racism.
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