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Neurons in a purely visual brain region called the inferotemporal (IT) cortex respond selectively to different images. As pictures were randomly presented to the monkey during specific intervals (top), neurons at different sites in IT produce distinct patterns of activity to each picture (bottom). For example, neurons at site 1 favor the toy and the yam, while neurons at site 3 prefer the monkey f...

Neuroscientists break code on sight

November 3, 2005

Eric Grimson named head of EECS

October 28, 2005

MIT and Nokia establish joint laboratory for high-impact research

October 27, 2005

Institute of Medicine elects 2 from MIT

October 24, 2005

John Chambers, president and CEO of Cisco Systems, addresses a crowd in the Stata Center's Kirsch Auditorium on Thursday, Sept. 8.

Cisco CEO's talk focuses on education

September 14, 2005

Maria 'Masha' Kamenetska, an MIT undergraduate, instructs participants in the Middle East Education Through Technology program earlier this summer. The program brings Israeli and Palestinian high school students together to learn computer science, entrepreneurship and leadership skills.

MIT program bridges Mideast divide

August 16, 2005

EECS appoints 10 to professorships

July 18, 2005

MIT Museum open daily this summer

July 8, 2005

Key to abbreviations

June 1, 2005

Awards and Honors

May 18, 2005

Graduate student David Nelson, left, shows an appreciative audience how his group's robot, Mostly Harmless, hunts, grasps and deposits colored blocks on its back. The demonstration was part of an inauguration week presentation May 5 by the class Robotics Science and Systems I.

Robot 'zoo' is a class act

May 6, 2005

Mind and hand

May 4, 2005

Prank research paper makes the grade

April 15, 2005

From left: CSAIL director Rodney Brooks, Quanta chairman and CEO Barry Lam, and CSAIL co-director Victor Zue.

$20M project sets sights on future of computing

April 8, 2005

Director Michel Gondry, who won a Best Original Screenplay Oscar this year for his film 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,' will be on campus Tuesday, April 5, for a public conversation with Professor FrÌ©do Durand of the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.

Oscar-winner to open his 'Mind'

March 30, 2005

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