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Picower study points to a genetic link for schizophrenia

February 20, 2007

Kastner of physics is new dean of science

February 14, 2007

Gilliam fellowship winner is committed to health research and outreach

February 13, 2007

Panel reviews economics of climate change

Stern Report was a 'wakeup call' to the world

February 13, 2007

Postdoctoral fellow Christian Reinhardt, left, and Professor Michael Yaffe of MIT's Center for Cancer Research have identified a defense mechanism that helps tumor cells survive chemotherapy.

New drug may dissolve tumors' defense against chemotherapy

February 12, 2007

Two MIT profs win DOE's Lawrence Award

February 9, 2007

Biodiesel@MIT first-year students Katie Rowe, left, and Katrina Ellison embrace while junior Joe Roy-Mayhew, left, and senior Matt Zedler high-five. The group had just learned they had won the national Ecomagination Challenge for their initiative to turn used vegetable oil into biodiesel fuel for MIT campus vehicles.

MIT biodiesel student group wins national contest

February 9, 2007

Graduate student Manu Prakash (left) and Professor Neil Gershenfeld discuss new applications for their microfluidic chips, which can carry on-chip process control information.

Flow of tiny bubbles mimics computer circuitry

Work could boost capabilities of 'labs on a chip'

February 8, 2007

Paul Edelman '78 receives the first Desh and Jaishree Deshpande UPOP Service Award from the Deshpandes.

UPOP 5th anniversary honors alumni service

February 7, 2007

Graduate student Jianping Fu (left), Professor Jongyoon Han and postdoc Reto Schoch have created a microchip system that allows speedy separation and sorting of biomolecules.

MIT improves protein sorting with a new microchip

February 5, 2007

PBS' 'Living Weapon' film features MIT expert on U.S. biological weapons program

February 2, 2007

Jensen to head chemical engineering

January 31, 2007

Lauffenburger wins 2007 Galletti award

January 26, 2007

Wrinkled hard skin on polymer surface induced by focused ion beam. The wrinkles are hierarchical with the primary wavelength of 465 nm.

Scientists create wrinkled polymer 'skin'

January 25, 2007

Andrea Ventura, an MIT postdoctoral associate, works in the lab at the Center for Cancer Research. He and his colleagues have shown that by reactivating a certain gene, cancerous tumors in mice can be drastically reduced in size.

Reactivated gene shrinks tumors, MIT study finds

January 24, 2007

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