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Amy Smith, one of the lead organizers of the International Development Design Summit

Making a difference in the developing world

International summit at MIT aims for real solutions

July 13, 2007

Whitehead postdoctoral students Stuart Levine and Matthew Guenther

Team finds new mechanism of gene control

Further understanding might aid regenerative medicine, more

July 12, 2007

Eugene Bell, 'father of tissue engineering,' dies at 88

July 12, 2007

Neutrophils, a kind of white blood cell, are shown here (in pink) engulfing their targets (bacteria or fungi).

Killer cells may actually be picky eaters

July 11, 2007

The Digital Water Pavilion at the 2008 World Expo in Zaragoza, Spain will contain an exhibition area, a cafe, and public spaces.

MIT architects design building with 'digital water' walls

Pavilion is set to make a splash in Spain

July 10, 2007

Team reports genetic link between aging, neurodegenerative disorders

Work could lead to new drugs against Alzheimer's, more

July 9, 2007

This diagram shows how an engineered virus,T7, destroys a biofilm composed of E. coli bacteria.

Team builds viruses to combat harmful 'biofilms'

A big step forward for synthetic biology

July 6, 2007

MIT International Review Inaugural Edition cover

MIT International Review eyes global solutions

July 5, 2007

MIT a winner in inaugural climate change grants

July 5, 2007

MIT dome dons a patriotic glow

July 5, 2007

Kids gain more from family than foster care

July 3, 2007

MIT biology, physics and nuclear science professors honored

July 3, 2007

Dr. Kim Blair, an MIT research affiliate in Sports Innovation, holds part of the hockey uniform designed with Reebok for the National Hockey League. Testing in MIT's wind tunnel proved that the prototype reduces the total drag on the player's body by 5 percent.

Hockey outfits go hi-tech with MIT help

July 2, 2007

Team sheds light on cells' career path

Work could impact developmental biology, regenerative medicine

July 1, 2007

MIT alumnus David Miliband appointed British Foreign Secretary

June 29, 2007

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