President Ollanta Humala of Peru visits MIT Visit establishes intent to explore collaborations in education and research. June 13, 2013 Read full story →
Making waves Pierre Lermusiaux quantifies uncertainty to develop better ocean simulations. June 12, 2013 Read full story →
Lippard named Priestley Medal recipient MIT professor Stephen J. Lippard honored for pioneering research, mentorship June 10, 2013 Read full story →
Dennis Freeman appointed dean for undergraduate education Electrical engineering and computer science professor has lengthy record of leadership in teaching, advising and curricular innovation. June 6, 2013 Read full story →
Keeping an eye on bird flu MIT studies of two influenza viruses reveal genetic mutations that could result in pandemic flu. June 6, 2013 Read full story →
Longtime biology professor Annamaria Torriani-Gorini dies at 94 Microbiologist and lifelong social activist worked at MIT from 1960 to 1989. June 5, 2013 Read full story →
Angela Belcher wins $500,000 Lemelson-MIT Prize MIT professor honored for her innovations that take cues, and materials, from nature to tackle key societal issues. June 4, 2013 Read full story →
Fine-tuning emissions from quantum dots New MIT analysis should enable development of improved color displays and biomedical monitoring systems. June 2, 2013 Read full story →
A step closer to artificial livers Researchers identify compounds that help liver cells grow outside the body. June 2, 2013 Read full story →
The What, Who and How of DUE: The Teaching and Learning Laboratory How TLL helps advance educational innovation at MIT May 31, 2013 Read full story →
Markus Buehler named head of Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering An MIT faculty member since 2006, Buehler succeeds Andrew Whittle as CEE department head. May 30, 2013 Read full story →
MIT music documentary pays tribute to the Arab Spring WGBH Boston/Channel 2 airs 'Awakening: Evoking the Arab Spring Through Music' May 30, 2013 Read full story →
A new kind of chemical ‘glue’ Method for attaching molecules to metal surfaces could find applications in medicine, electronics and other fields. May 30, 2013 Read full story →