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Unwind at the MIT Community Winter Break Dec. 17

December 7, 2007

The cycle by which MIT/Whitehead scientists successfully treated mice with a human sickle-cell anemia disease trait, using a process that begins by directly reprogramming the mice's own cells to an embryonic-stem-cell-like state.

MIT corrects sickle-cell anemia in mice

Research involves reprogramming adult cells

December 7, 2007

Hume joins MIT civic media center as research director

December 6, 2007

A group of MIT researchers, gathered here around naturally water-repelling lotus leaves, has developed a class of material structures that repel oil and hydrocarbons. From left are Gareth McKinley, Professor of Teaching Innovation in the Department of Mechanical Engineering; Robert Cohen, St. Laurent Professor of Chemical Engineering; Anish Tuteja, postdoc in chemical engineering; and Wonjae Choi,...

MIT creates oil-repelling materials

Many applications in aviation, more

December 6, 2007

The new Howtoons book sprang from a class project.

'Howtoons' hits bookshelves: MIT's do-it-yourself for kids

December 5, 2007

Zwierlein wins physics award for discovery in superfluidity

Worked with MIT Nobel laureate Wolfgang Ketterle

December 5, 2007

Gibson details faculty renewal proposal

December 5, 2007

Susan Hockfield, the first MIT president to visit India while in office, met with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh during her trip.

MIT forges new ties with India

December 5, 2007

Missing protein may be key to autism

December 5, 2007

Awards and honors

December 5, 2007

Microcredit pioneer Yunus is MIT's 2008 Commencement speaker

December 5, 2007

Alumnus, principal bassoonist with Minnesota Orchestra, will perform at MIT Dec. 7

December 4, 2007

From left, Morris Cohen Professor of Materials Science and Engineering Edwin Thomas, who is also department head, Professor Patrick Doyle of chemical engineering and materials science postdoc Ji-Hyun Jang. The researchers have designed a technique to control the size, shape and texture of microparticles.

Sculpted 3-D particles could aid diagnostics, tissue engineering

December 4, 2007

War-injured boy inspired new Marshall Scholar

December 4, 2007

Cancer study shows power of interdisciplinary approach

December 3, 2007

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Unwind at the MIT Community Winter Break Dec. 17

MIT corrects sickle-cell anemia in mice

Hume joins MIT civic media center as research director

MIT creates oil-repelling materials

'Howtoons' hits bookshelves: MIT's do-it-yourself for kids

Zwierlein wins physics award for discovery in superfluidity

Gibson details faculty renewal proposal

MIT forges new ties with India

Missing protein may be key to autism

Awards and honors

Microcredit pioneer Yunus is MIT's 2008 Commencement speaker

Alumnus, principal bassoonist with Minnesota Orchestra, will perform at MIT Dec. 7

Sculpted 3-D particles could aid diagnostics, tissue engineering

War-injured boy inspired new Marshall Scholar

Cancer study shows power of interdisciplinary approach

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