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'Seamless' show wired for success

May 18, 2005

Musical journey spans the ages

April 6, 2005

Clocky, an invention of Media Arts and Science graduate student Gauri Nanda, is designed to roll off the table and hide when its snooze bar is pressed.

'Clocky' earns grad student 15 minutes of fame

April 5, 2005

Construction plans outlined in town-gown report

March 2, 2005

Bubble trouble

February 9, 2005

A computer-generated night view of Digital Media Street in Seoul's Digital Media City.

New Century Cities emerging from New York to Seoul

February 2, 2005

The light fantastic

February 2, 2005

Death of beloved campus night watchman brings outpouring of food and fond memories

January 28, 2005

Media Lab Europe closes its doors

January 20, 2005

Selker reflects on 2004 election

December 22, 2004

Research aims to restore amputee limb function

December 10, 2004

Neil Gershenfeld of MIT, named among the ""Scientific American 50," the magazine's annual list of leaders in science and technology.

MIT's Gershenfeld, Selker named to 'Scientific American 50' list of research and policy leaders

November 8, 2004

Arts News

November 3, 2004

Arts News

October 6, 2004

"The Soft Car with with electric wheel motors, exoskeleton frame and programmable outer skin," one of many designs from a collaboration among members of the MIT Smart Cities project, General Motors and architect Frank O. Gehry.

MIT group presents research on city car of the future

September 1, 2004

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New Century Cities emerging from New York to Seoul

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Media Lab Europe closes its doors

Selker reflects on 2004 election

Research aims to restore amputee limb function

MIT's Gershenfeld, Selker named to 'Scientific American 50' list of research and policy leaders

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