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President Susan Hockfield presents members of MIT-EMS with the Karl Taylor Compton Prize on May 5.

Awards Convocation

June 3, 2009

To the moon, by way of MIT

Instrumentation Lab made Apollo landings possible 40 years ago

June 3, 2009

Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering Rahul Sarpeshkar, left, and Soumyajit Mandal display their RF (radio frequency) cochlea, a low-power, ultra-broadband radio chip. The chip, held by Mandal, is attached to an antenna, held by Sarpeshkar. The diagram on the computer monitor shows the wiring layout of the chip.

Drawing inspiration from nature to build a better radio

New radio chip mimics human ear, could enable universal radio

June 3, 2009

CEHS awards annual research prizes

June 2, 2009

Small materials, big potential

MIT-INL to tackle several nano-research projects

June 1, 2009

MIT Engineering and the International Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory launch research collaboration

May 30, 2009

Engineered circuits can count cellular events

May 28, 2009

President Susan Hockfield along with 50-year employee Professor Laurence Retman Young, far right, welcomes new members SharonLeah Brown, left, and Elizabeth Zotos to the Quarter Century Club.

Quarter Century Club welcomes new members for 2009

May 27, 2009

Jaenisch wins faculty's Killian Award

May 22, 2009

Ronald Prinn, director of MIT's Center for Global Change Science, and his group have revised their model that shows how much hotter the Earth's climate will get in this century without substantial policy change. Standing with the group's "roulette wheel" are, from left to right, Mort Webster, professor in the Engineering Systems Division; Adam Schlosser, principal research scientist at the Center ...

Climate change odds much worse than thought

New analysis shows warming could be double previous estimates

May 19, 2009

Small RNAs yield great amounts of data from ocean microbe samples

May 14, 2009

Nobel Laureate and U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu speaks at MIT.

Energy research is the key, Chu says

Energy secretary says new technology is essential to avert climate catastrophe

May 13, 2009

Recent PhD recipient Christophoros Vassiliou, right, holds the cancer monitoring device that he and Professor Michael Cima, left, and recent PhD recipient Grace Kim developed.

Implantable device offers continuous cancer monitoring

New device could track tumor's growth

May 12, 2009

MIT and Cambridge University scientists developed this tissue scaffold that could help repair knees and other joints. The top section, indicated by the green arrow, stimulates bone growth, while the lower half, marked by the orange arrow, stimulates cartilage growth.

New tissue scaffold regrows cartilage and bone

Work could help heal sports injuries, arthritis

May 11, 2009

UK's Wellcome Trust launches postdoc fellows program at MIT

May 7, 2009

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Jaenisch wins faculty's Killian Award

Climate change odds much worse than thought

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Energy research is the key, Chu says

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