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Part of Sol LeWitt's 'Bars of Color within Squares'

Dedication of Sol LeWitt's 'Bars of Color within Squares' Oct. 19

October 17, 2007

Yanik wins Packard fellowship for neural microchip work

October 17, 2007

New retiree Margaret Pellegrino (MIT Medical), with her spouse, John Pellegrino Jr., formerly of the Department of Facilities.

137 MIT retirees honored at dinner

October 17, 2007

Professional & Executive Diversity Job Fair Oct. 24

October 17, 2007

Awards and Honors

October 17, 2007

Community Giving at MIT Used Book Fair Oct. 22

October 17, 2007

MIT Professor Christopher Moore hypothesizes that blood actively modulates how neurons process information.

Blood may help us think

October 16, 2007

An artist's rendering of the University Residential Communities, as seen from the north. The planned complex at 303 Third Street in Cambridge will represent a new housing alternative for members of the Institute community who want to stay involved in life at MIT after they retire.

A place to call home

New residences planned for those who can't get enough of MIT

October 16, 2007

Faculty meeting agenda set for Oct. 17

October 15, 2007

This illustration is a visual representation of data by MIT and Harvard scientists on how irregular verbs regularize over time. Verb size in the image corresponds to usage frequency. Large verbs tend to stay sequestered at the top, while smaller verbs tend to fall through to the bottom. The paper predicts that 'wed' is the next verb to regularize, so it teeters on the brink.

Predicting the future of the past tense

Mathematicians apply evolutionary models to language

October 15, 2007

Asteroid is 'practice case' for potential hazards

October 13, 2007

Institute of Medicine elects Brown

October 13, 2007

Walter Shepherd Owen, professor emeritus, 87

October 13, 2007

Dr. Jane-Jane Chen and post-doc Sijin Liu of the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology. Their research team has identified a protein that is key in regulating iron recycling in blood, and could lead to therapeutic drugs for certain blood diseases.

MIT uncovers key protein in iron metabolism

Discovery could lead to new therapeutics for certain blood diseases

October 11, 2007

MIT links gene to cholesterol

Research could lead to drugs for atherosclerosis, Alzheimer's

October 11, 2007

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Dedication of Sol LeWitt's 'Bars of Color within Squares' Oct. 19

Yanik wins Packard fellowship for neural microchip work

137 MIT retirees honored at dinner

Professional & Executive Diversity Job Fair Oct. 24

Awards and Honors

Community Giving at MIT Used Book Fair Oct. 22

Blood may help us think

A place to call home

Faculty meeting agenda set for Oct. 17

Predicting the future of the past tense

Asteroid is 'practice case' for potential hazards

Institute of Medicine elects Brown

Walter Shepherd Owen, professor emeritus, 87

MIT uncovers key protein in iron metabolism

MIT links gene to cholesterol

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