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Initiative leadership guides energy goals

May 9, 2007

Professors Jefferson Tester and Angela Belcher are co-chairs of the energy education task force.

Task force forges energy curriculum

May 9, 2007

Energy research projects win media notice

May 9, 2007

Scientists at the Broad Institute, in completing the genome sequence of the opossum, have found that so-called junk DNA may play a creative role in evolution.

Opossum genome, just decoded, sheds light on evolution

'Restless lifestyle' of so-called junk DNA has meaning for all

May 9, 2007

First Step Coral team members hold SunPower solar panels to make "MIT" sign at sunset in Sagay, Philippines. Left to right: Martin Lorilla '09, Illac Diaz (MIT SPURS Fellow), Emzo de los Santos '09, Francis Lorilla (MIT Dad) and Gerardo Jose la O' (MIT graduate student).

Wind, sun and tides power Biorock, rehab for recovering coral reefs

May 8, 2007

A panel led by MIT Professor Jefferson W. Tester has released an in-depth study titled "The Future of Geothermal Energy," the first study in decades to take a fresh look at geothermal resources.

Institute serves as 'honest broker' on groundbreaking energy reports

May 8, 2007

Basic science and long-term funding are keys to clean energy development

May 8, 2007

Twelve MIT faculty are elected to AAAS

May 8, 2007

Systems biology, in search of a metaphor, tries out language of machines, intestines

May 2, 2007

Five from MIT elected to National Academy of Sciences

May 1, 2007

Genzyme co-founder will discuss long-term energy research

April 27, 2007

MIT Professor and Nobel Prize winner H. Robert Horvitz gave the Killian Award Lecture April 24

Horvitz urges support for basic science in Killian lecture on cell life and death

April 26, 2007

Postdoctoral associate Michel Godin, left, Associate Professor Scott
Manalis of biological engineering and postdoctoral associate Thomas Burg are part of an MIT team that has developed a technique to measure the mass of single cells.

New MIT technique weighs single living cells

One promising application is creation of a cheap and robust device to monitor CD4 cell numbers in AIDS patients

April 25, 2007

Finkelstein will give Sigma Xi Lecture

April 25, 2007

Digitalk: Where IT's At

April 25, 2007

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Wind, sun and tides power Biorock, rehab for recovering coral reefs

Institute serves as 'honest broker' on groundbreaking energy reports

Basic science and long-term funding are keys to clean energy development

Twelve MIT faculty are elected to AAAS

Systems biology, in search of a metaphor, tries out language of machines, intestines

Five from MIT elected to National Academy of Sciences

Genzyme co-founder will discuss long-term energy research

Horvitz urges support for basic science in Killian lecture on cell life and death

New MIT technique weighs single living cells

Finkelstein will give Sigma Xi Lecture

Digitalk: Where IT's At

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