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Could nuclear power help power a cleaner future? Dive into this free resource that explores the science, policy, and big debates shaping nuclear energy—from safety and waste to fusion, fission, and climate solutions. Brought to you by the MIT Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering. Click here to learn more: https://bit.ly/4finyM4

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Charles first turned to MIT Open Course Ware as a learner. Today, he helps develop digital learning solutions for educational institutions serving communities across Africa.

He describes MIT OpenCourseWare as “an invaluable reference” that helped him grow professionally and bring high-quality educational principles to underserved learners.

Charles’ story shows the ripple effect of open education: when one learner gains access to knowledge, entire communities can benefit.

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Okay, this is so cool! Learn about how researchers, who are doing a "winterover" in Antarctica, are using OCW to keep themselves entertained and engaged during the long isolation.

MIT Open Learning reaches all the way to the South Pole John Della Costa, a researcher on the BICEP project, uses MIT Open Learning’s open educational resources to engage fellow winter-overs on the South Pole in physics content, and to build community.