A Global Collaboration to Chart the Future of Urban Mobility
MIT teams up with three universities in Singapore to develop smart, sustainable urban transportation solutions
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Tomes & Domes exhibition opens in Rotch Library
Tomes & Domes: Islamic Architecture Collections at Rotch Library opens on Thursday, Oct. 15, in Rotch Library of Architecture & Planning (7-238).
A new dimension for genome studies
By revealing the 3-D structure of DNA, scientists explain how it manages to stay untangled. The findings could also help reveal how cells regulate their genes.
Second Fridays Series begins at MIT Museum
MIT Museum stays open late one evening per month. Free to all. Next program features hands-on activities on Oct. 9. The Museum will remain open until 8 p.m. every second Friday of the month and will feature faculty- or student-led programs.
Student team of architects wins multiple awards
A floating gallery, a morphing sculpture and a weather-responsive installation are among their winning projects
MIT’s Male Math Maze: no doubt things have changed ... or have they?
An autobiographical account of MIT's math department in the 1980s by playwright and performer Gioia De Cari SM '88 has sold out its run at the Central Square Theater and generated widespread discussion about how much, or how little, things have changed at MIT.
Ribas named new curator of List Visual Arts Center
The MIT List Visual Arts Center has named João Ribas, currently curator of the Drawing Center in New York, as its new curator of exhibitions.
