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MIT's Lost and Found goes online

March 19, 2008

Suzanne Berger, MIT professor of political science, cites global competition as a reason why 'people in our own society worry about what China, India, and the emergence of yet other countries means for our jobs and our children. But how could we really desire the alternative, which is a world where billions of people remain stuck on the bottom of the ladder?' She is one of the interviewees in Andr...

Book, exhibit showcase MIT faculty and their visions for the future

March 18, 2008

MIT Institute Professor Robert Langer, one of two winners of the 2008 Max Planck Research Award, gives a speech at the June 26th award ceremony as part of the 59th annual meeting of the Max Planck Society in Dresden, Germany.

Langer wins major German science award

March 18, 2008

Erik Demaine, left, the Esther and Harold Edgerton Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering, and his father, CSAIL visiting scientist Martin Demaine, model a couple of their sculptures in a Museum of Modern Art show titled 'Design and the Elastic Mind,' which runs until early May.

New York exhibits showcase MIT's arts clout

March 18, 2008

Solving the drug price crisis

March 17, 2008

Dean of the School of Engineering, Subra Suresh.

Interview with the dean: Subra Suresh, School of Engineering

March 17, 2008

Voting for more than just either-or

March 14, 2008

Jin Au Kong, long-serving EECS professor, dies aged 65

March 13, 2008

Awards and Honors

March 13, 2008

Memorial service set for Robert M. Wells

March 13, 2008

Professor Rohit Karnik works in the lab with the new method for cell separation that he, Institute Professor Robert Langer and other colleagues have developed. It involves steering rolling cells and could lead to devices for rapidly detecting diseases.

On a 'roll': MIT researchers devise new cell-sorting system

Process could yield low-cost tool for diagnosing cancer, other diseases

March 12, 2008

Roman Stocker, the Doherty Assistant Professor of Ocean Utilization, holds microfluidics devices.

Marine bacteria's mealtime dash is a swimming success

March 12, 2008

Digitalk: Where IT's at

March 12, 2008

Angela Belcher, professor of materials science and engineering.

Shell shock

March 11, 2008

Peers name Benedict 'Pillar of the Profession'

March 11, 2008

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MIT's Lost and Found goes online

Book, exhibit showcase MIT faculty and their visions for the future

Langer wins major German science award

New York exhibits showcase MIT's arts clout

Solving the drug price crisis

Interview with the dean: Subra Suresh, School of Engineering

Voting for more than just either-or

Jin Au Kong, long-serving EECS professor, dies aged 65

Awards and Honors

Memorial service set for Robert M. Wells

On a 'roll': MIT researchers devise new cell-sorting system

Marine bacteria's mealtime dash is a swimming success

Digitalk: Where IT's at

Shell shock

Peers name Benedict 'Pillar of the Profession'

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