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Scientists: A good lie detector is hard to find

'Spin' and fact omission leave no neuro-trace

February 12, 2007

Colbert announces retirement, will step down as graduate dean

January 10, 2007

Mary Wyer spoke at the Women's Studies Program on Thursday, Nov. 30.

Talk summarizes research on women in science

December 6, 2006

Science meets the human spirit in Dec. 4 reading of 'On Ego'

November 15, 2006

Homeowners and entrepreneurs make their messages known following the destruction caused by Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans.

Inspired by 9/11, DUSP student aids New Orleans rebuilding

August 23, 2006

Visiting fellow takes stand for Iran

Fatemeh Haghighatjoo was a member of Iran's parliament

July 13, 2006

Sophomore Alia Whitney-Johnson displays some of the beaded jewelry she is selling to help young rape and incest victims in Sri Lanka. She set this table up at the March 3 MacVicar Day celebration at the Stata Center. Whitney-Johnson, a civil and environmental engineering major, taught the girls to make the jewelry.

Sophomore's project aids Sri Lankan girls' home

March 15, 2006

Mriganka Sur, head of the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, stands on a balcony overlooking the 90-foot atrium inside the new Brain and Cognitive Sciences Complex, which will be officially dedicated on Friday, Dec. 2.

Mriganka Sur sees 'great synergy' in new complex

November 29, 2005

MIT staffer finds everyday life lyrical; to read poems Nov. 30

November 29, 2005

Greater activation in the medial temporal lobe (MTL on the left) makes it more likely that a fact will actually be remembered. Greater activation in left ventral prefrontal cortex (on the right) corresponds to subjective prediction that a fact will be remembered ("judgment of learning").

Do you remember to study? Here's why

November 23, 2005

The Wild Magnolias, a New Orleans-based musical group that chants, sings and plays percussion, will perform at MIT's annual Fall Festival on Sunday, Oct. 30, in Kresge Auditorium.

MIT fetes New Orleans with 'Bayou Bash'

Fall Festival concert planned to benefit victims of hurricane

October 26, 2005

Researchers want to know what's music to your ears

August 15, 2005

Moore named new phys ed director

August 1, 2005

Vitaliy Pereverzev has come a long way from his childhood in Kazakhstan to achieve success in tennis and, finally, at MIT. The electrical engineering and computer science major will graduate Friday.

MIT fulfills dreams for Kazakh grad

June 1, 2005

MIT resident artist and master Senegalese drummer Lamine TourÌ© will help lead 11 members of the musical group Rambax on a study tour of Senegal starting May 23. He is shown playing with Rambax, which performs Senegalese music.

World music groups plan to travel globe

May 18, 2005

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