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Hayes Raffle, a grad student at the Media Lab, demonstrates an iCampus project -- a programmable moose. Twisting its extremities generates both action and 'learning.'

Virtual lab partners and plush robo-pet are fruits of iCampus

December 8, 2006

Digitalk: Where IT's At

November 22, 2006

Gilberte Furstenberg, above, created 'Cultura' so students may see 'where the Pont Neuf meets the Brooklyn Bridge.'

French language program plumbs cultural depths

Students learn where the Pont Neuf meets the Brooklyn Bridge

October 27, 2006

Model of One Laptop Per Child computer. MIT Media Lab co-founder Nicholas Negroponte gave a talk Oct. 19 on the inexpensive laptop he hopes to make available to children in developing countries.

Laptops will link global learners

Negroponte shares vision for children

October 24, 2006

MIT will host conference on voting

Political scientists to take on controversial voter ID, privacy issues

October 2, 2006

Fair showcases international development opportunities Sept. 29

September 28, 2006

This image shows the plan for the the Media Lab's upper atrium.

Maki building launches new era for MIT Media Lab

September 26, 2006

MIT announces major new campus development program

September 13, 2006

MIT's Real Time Rome project, which will have its worldwide debut at the 2006 Venice Biennale, uses cellphone and wireless data to map people in Rome. Here it shows cellular phone users in northeastern Rome at different hours of a day.

MIT Real Time Rome project to debut at Venice Biennale

September 5, 2006

Design Lab's urban vision includes a snake-like bus.

Duty now for the future: MIT Design Lab invents new urban systems

August 28, 2006

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Sun and new fuels power student vehicles

August 14, 2006

eLens: A digital take on the streets where we live

August 11, 2006

High school girls visiting MIT for the You Go Girl! program learned about genetics using fish built of Legos. After learning about meiosis and mitosis, sperm and eggs, the girls made their own generations of fish, discovering something about phenotypes and recessive and dominant genes along the way.

Edgerton program's message is You Go Girl!

August 4, 2006

This artist's rendering shows the Fab Tree Hab, a home made of living plants.

Three from MIT envision grow-your-own home

August 1, 2006

One teacher's thinking cap

July 24, 2006

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