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Expert outlines energy problems for MIT crowd

September 28, 2005

International Development Forum set for Sept. 30

September 28, 2005

The larva of a waterlily leaf beetle gets ready to propel itself up onto a leaf using a technique recently discovered by MIT researchers.

It's a bug's life: MIT team tells moving tale

September 28, 2005

Team explores how brain cuts through clutter

September 9, 2005

Scientists discover key to embryonic stem-cell potential

September 8, 2005

Close-up view of the crossed dipole elements of the array used to detect deuterium at radio wavelengths at MIT's Haystack Observatory in Westford.

Researchers find clue to start of universe

September 1, 2005

MIT President Susan Hockfield greets her 'fellow freshmen' at Freshman Convocation on Monday, Aug. 29. 'It doesn't matter where you came from, what you look like or how much money you have,' Hockfield said in welcoming the Class of 2009. 'MIT is about raising the bar for yourselves and others.'

Hockfield welcomes 'fellow freshmen'

August 31, 2005

CBI forum tackles drug safety issues

August 24, 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

MIT detective helps capture escapee

August 12, 2005

An illustration of convection in a sun-like star. Neon, along with atoms of carbon, nitrogen and oxygen, plays an important role in regulating the rate at which energy flows from nuclear reactions in the Sun's core to its surface.

Neon study resolves sun dilemma

July 29, 2005

Awards and honors

June 24, 2005

MIT research scientist Karl Iagnemma, who works on rovers like this one to explore the planet Mars, may get the chance to explore planet Hollywood now that Warner Brothers has purchased the screen rights to his 2003 collection of short stories.

MIT author gets ticket to Hollywood

June 23, 2005

MIT Professor Wolfgang Ketterle, second from right, poses with three fellow researchers involved in the creation of a new form of matter, a superfluid gas of fermions. From left are Martin Zwierlein, Christian Schunck, Wolfgang Ketterle and Andre Schirotzek.

MIT physicists create new form of matter

June 22, 2005

Vermont's Essex High School team demonstrates its robotic tennis ball retriever, Roboscooper, one of the inventions presented at the InvenTeams Odyssey held at MIT. Ben Rome places a ball prior to the demonstration while Alex Franz looks on at right.

Watermelons and robots fuel student imaginations

June 16, 2005

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