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Reporting now from the future: Nov. 16-17 conference examines entertainment

November 14, 2007

The robotic ankle is one of six MIT inventions singled out by Time magazine in its annual survey of the world's most promising visions of the future. MIT Media Lab Professor Hugh Herr and his team of researchers developed the world's first such ankle, an important advance for lower-limb amputees. <a onclick="MM_openBrWindow('time-ankle-enlarged.html','','width=509, height=583')">
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Time magazine honors MIT for inventions, inventors

November 14, 2007

MIT Corporation grants tenure to 50 faculty

November 14, 2007

Microspheres coated with certain molecules stick to the protein P-selectin on a glass surface and begin to roll across that surface. Microspheres without the coating did not stick and roll

MIT works toward novel therapeutic device

Applications include zapping cancer cells

October 22, 2007

An artist's rendering of the University Residential Communities, as seen from the north. The planned complex at 303 Third Street in Cambridge will represent a new housing alternative for members of the Institute community who want to stay involved in life at MIT after they retire.

A place to call home

New residences planned for those who can't get enough of MIT

October 16, 2007

HST graduate student Brad Buran investigates the physiology and molecular biology of the inner ear, the part of the auditory system where mechanical vibrations are turned into electrical signals in nerve fibers. Here he demonstrates the basics of cued speech, a system many students and colleagues have learned.

MIT student turns hearing loss into knowledge gain

October 3, 2007

MIT research details parasitic battles

Work indicates impact on evolution

September 5, 2007

Six from MIT win Fulbright student travel grants

August 17, 2007

MIT adds new graduate program in microbiology

August 2, 2007

Suresh is new dean of engineering

June 14, 2007

Corporation announces faculty promotions

June 13, 2007

Graduate student and lead author Sunyoung Lee and Professor Krystyn Van Vliet in the lab with images of cell surfaces on the monitor behind them.

Force, not light, gives researchers images of cell receptors

Technique could assist in the design and testing of new drug molecules

June 13, 2007

Professor Patrick Jaillet (left), head of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Professor Ole Madsen (right) of CEE present the Maseeh Award for excellence as a teaching assistant to CEE graduate student David Gonzalez Rodriguez.

Civil & Environmental Engineering awards

June 6, 2007

Engineering Systems Division awards

June 6, 2007

Physics awards

June 6, 2007

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Reporting now from the future: Nov. 16-17 conference examines entertainment

Time magazine honors MIT for inventions, inventors

MIT Corporation grants tenure to 50 faculty

MIT works toward novel therapeutic device

A place to call home

MIT student turns hearing loss into knowledge gain

MIT research details parasitic battles

Six from MIT win Fulbright student travel grants

MIT adds new graduate program in microbiology

Suresh is new dean of engineering

Corporation announces faculty promotions

Force, not light, gives researchers images of cell receptors

Civil & Environmental Engineering awards

Engineering Systems Division awards

Physics awards

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