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Moe Z. Win

Specialization and Research Interests Current research topics include AI-native xG networks; space-air-ground networks; network localization and navigation; networked control; ultra-wideband systems; and quantum sensing, communications, and control. Teaching Interests Random...

To save on weight, a detour to the moon is the best route to Mars

For a piloted mission to Mars, fueling up on the moon could streamline cargo by 68 percent. Launching humans to Mars may not require a full tank of gas: A...

Launching Into the New Year

Experiencing my first rocket launch Though I’ve been called a space nerd and a rocket scientist before, I’ve never felt that I never really earned that title. After all, I’ve...

COVID-26.2

Running from your problems I’m a big fan of running, to the point where one of my labmates described me as being known among her friends as “a running and...

Big Changes in the Qualifying Exam Procedure

The many responses to AeroAstro’s new quals process, and how it might be linked to implicit gender bias Imagine standing in front of a panel of faculty members, some of...

My Year in the Wild

Why I Chose to Go into Industry Before Pursuing Grad School Once I realized I wanted to be a professor, grad school felt inevitable. It was a question of when...

Why I Vote and Why You Should Too

Your voice matters, so make it heard “Voting is our civic duty.” This sort of rationale can seem awfully abstract to a graduate student who has multiple class assignments due...

A stroke of luck?

Hospitalization during a pandemic Back in April, I wrote about how running has remained an important form of stress relief to me during the pandemic, despite the loss of the...

This isn't Canada, eh?

The times Americans thought I was crazy Born and raised in Canada, I wasn’t expecting a big societal change coming to MIT for grad school. In my mind, Canada and...

US Air Force pilots get an artificial intelligence assist with scheduling aircrews

An optimization tool from the Department of Air Force–MIT AI Accelerator is transforming the laborious process of staffing C-17 cargo flights. Take it from U.S. Air Force Captain Kyle McAlpin...