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The chart behind Professor of Neuroscience Earl Miller in this photo-composite shows examples of the stimulus displays used to train monkeys to judge whether successive displays contained the same number of items.

Monkey see, one-two-three: innate number sense discovered

September 11, 2002

Professor apologizes for inadvertent use of comic book image

September 11, 2002

Lodovica Illari (right), a lecturer in meteorology, and Rob Korty (left) and Greg Lawson, graduate students in earth, atmospheric and planetary sciences, are members of the MIT team that won a national weather forecasting competition.

Forecasting team weathers contest with a victory

September 11, 2002

Global security web site debuts

September 11, 2002

Homeland and global security web site launched

September 10, 2002

MIT Professor of Neuroscience Earl Miller and a chart showing examples of the stimulus displays that were used to train monkeys how to judge whether successive displays contained the same number of items.

MIT researchers explore neural mechanisms of counting

September 5, 2002

A northern hemisphere tropopause map for Aug. 30 shows regions of low and high tropopause--the boundary between the troposphere and the stratosphere, which is on average about 10-12 kilometers high but which undulates as synoptic weather systems develop and decay. Purple/blue colors mark regions where the tropopause is low, while red/orange indicates the tropopause is high. Regions of anomalously ...

Forecasting team weathers contest with a win

September 4, 2002

Professor writes artist to apologize for inadvertent use of comic book image

August 30, 2002

Viewpoint: Biotech research presents a major opportunity for Mass. economy

August 28, 2002

Housemasters moving into their new homes on campus include Roger and Dotty Marks in the courtyard of 70 Pacific St John and Ellen Essigmann (below) in Simmons Hall.

Faculty couples join students in new dorms

August 28, 2002

Ninety-six join faculty, including four full professors

August 28, 2002

Graduate student Michael C. Hewitt, left, speaks with Professor Peter H. Seeberger in the lab where their work on malaria has been taking place.

Research may yield malaria vaccine

August 28, 2002

Technology, innovation and economic progress

August 23, 2002

New executive director joins CIS

August 15, 2002

MIT graduate student Michael C. Hewitt, left, and MIT professor Peter H. Seeberger.

Research shows promise for malaria vaccine

August 14, 2002