Stone Living Lab Launches Major Expansion of Network That Monitors MA Coastal Conditions and Tracks Flooding
10 new flood sensors, 2 new offshore wave buoys expand the Lab’s Real-Time Monitoring Network’s climate data collection.
10 new flood sensors, 2 new offshore wave buoys expand the Lab’s Real-Time Monitoring Network’s climate data collection.
A draft report of the Boston Coastal Storm Risk Management Feasibility Study is officially open for public comment, learn more about how you can get involved.
The Stone Living Lab received grant funding from 11th Hour Racing which will support three lab projects and initiatives.
Read about observations from real-time monitoring in Boston Harbor and community impacts from local media coverage during the February 2026 Nor'easter in this new StoryMap developed by the Lab.
Professor Farshid Vahedifard and members of his research group from Tufts University joined the Stone Living Lab for a meeting where both labs shared previous and current research projects.
Due to Perigean Spring Tides and an offshore storm, overland flooding was observed at Tenean Beach in Dorchester. Read about what the Lab's Climate Change Observatory sensors picked up during these weather events!
Lab staff recently presented on our current work at a Lunch and Learn organized by the MBTA’s Employee Sustainability Group.
Researchers from MIT's Self-Assembly Lab and Nepf Lab shared their work with the Stone Living Lab in an afternoon of research exchange, providing insights on how Living Seawalls panels could help reduce wave overtopping, and more.