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The scars of 400 years add value to architectural drawing.

Four centuries' slings and arrows enrich architectural drawing

December 13, 2006

MIT Museum curator of science and technology Deborah Douglas examines a simple microscope from the exhibit, 'Singular Beauty,' with the owner of the collection, Raymond V. Giordano.

Museum displays 'Singular Beauty' of microscopes

Tiny instruments, invented in 1600s, are still used in research

December 13, 2006

MIT musicians pick season's hits among classical, jazz and rock

December 13, 2006

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Postcard sale will benefit homeless women

December 13, 2006

Student 'Generator' develops ways to improve sustainability

December 13, 2006

The Klezmer Conservatory Band, 'Oy Chanukah!'

Music staff picks Hanukkah hits

December 13, 2006

Francois Proulx, a visiting student from Montreal and an iFIND project leader, displays an iFIND map showing where his friends are on campus.

SENSEable City reveals 'friendspotting,' new MIT social networking form

December 13, 2006

AMPS videographer, former Zoom cast member, will give IAP talk, 'Zoom--Lost and Found'

December 13, 2006

Alumnus blasts off

December 12, 2006

Postdoctoral associate Dae-Hyun Kim, left, and Professor JesÃºs del Alamo look at a cross-section of the new transistor they have been developing. Behind them is the test equipment used to measure its characteristics.

Beyond silicon: New transistor technology may power next microelectronic devices

December 12, 2006

Stephen Meyer, expert on interaction of science, economics and politics, dies at 54

December 12, 2006

Sarah Volkman, left, Dyann Wirth, center, and Pardis Sabeti, right, developed the new genetic map for malaria research.

Genetic map offers new tool for malaria research

Parasite's DNA has nearly 47,000 genetic variations worldwide; kills every 30 seconds

December 11, 2006

Members of the MIT Hobby Shop work on a storage unit for the Project Hope shelter in Boston. From left to right are junior Ilan Moyer, Hobby Shop Director Kenneth Stone, junior Folkers Rojas, sophomore Alexis Dale and junior Dayan Paez.

Hobby Shop project aids makeover of Project Hope shelter

December 11, 2006

Susan Lindquist called in colleagues to see if her findings in yeast would hold up in animals with neurons and brains.

Parkinson's disease process may be curtailed by regenerative processes in yeast, fruit flies

Whitehead researcher leads multi-institutional team

December 11, 2006

MIT assists investigation into fire at One Broadway

December 10, 2006

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Student 'Generator' develops ways to improve sustainability

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SENSEable City reveals 'friendspotting,' new MIT social networking form

AMPS videographer, former Zoom cast member, will give IAP talk, 'Zoom--Lost and Found'

Alumnus blasts off

Beyond silicon: New transistor technology may power next microelectronic devices

Stephen Meyer, expert on interaction of science, economics and politics, dies at 54

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