Graphene could yield cheaper optical chips
Researchers show that graphene — atom-thick sheets of carbon — could be used in photodetectors, devices that translate optical signals to electrical.
Researchers show that graphene — atom-thick sheets of carbon — could be used in photodetectors, devices that translate optical signals to electrical.
New student group aims to raise awareness about the developing world’s energy crisis.
MIT doctoral candidate Sam Crawford has contributed to fundamental understanding of growth processes using metal seed particles.
Erica Fuchs named to 'Top 40 under 40 Young Scientist' list
MIT research shows that it may be time to let software, rather than hardware, manage the high-speed on-chip memory banks known as ‘caches.’
Profiling Silvija Gradečak, the Thomas Lord Associate Professor in Materials Science and Engineering
Professor Yang Shao-Horn works at the cutting edge of basic energy science research
Researchers find that tiny molecules passing through nanotubes can be propelled or slowed depending on their size.
A new version of ‘zero-knowledge proofs’ allows cloud customers to verify the proper execution of their software with a single packet of data.
MIT-developed system runs autonomously, producing 1,000 liters per day.
Institute’s undergraduate engineering program is again ranked No. 1; undergraduate business program is No. 2.
MIT adjunct professor Michael Stonebraker co-founded Vertica Systems, and other startups, that have helped improve database management.
A new interdisciplinary research center at MIT, funded by the National Science Foundation, aims at nothing less than unraveling the mystery of intelligence.
New open-source online maps generated by MIT students provide details of urban supply chains.