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Mike Tannila's film 'Futuro: A New Stance for Tomorrow' documents the rise and fall of the plastic Futuro house designed by architect Matti Suuronen, shown in this still from the movie. The film will be screened Thursday, June 8, in Bartos Theater.

List Center presents futuristic Finnish films

June 7, 2006

A scene from MIT Dramashop's "Electronic City," which will tour England this summer. From left: sophomores Jonas Kubilius, Larissa Estrada and Estevan Martinez, and junior Yuri Podpaly.

Grads taking Dramashop on UK tour

June 5, 2006

What a LIFE! 50th reunion class was on mag's cover

June 5, 2006

A new sensor developed at MIT monitorsÂ when cultured neuroblastoma cells (green)Â are producing nitric oxide (NO). A copper complex of a fluorescein derivative (formula on lower left) reacts with NO and produces a nitrosated fluorescein (formula on upper right), which causes the cells to glow brightly under the fluorescent microscope.

Sensor opens up study of crucial molecule

June 1, 2006

Senior research scientist Jagadeesh Moodera, left, points to the molecular beam epitaxy setup he uses in his research. With him are Tiffany Santos, graduate student in materials science and engineering, and postdoctoral associate John Philip.

New material puts its own spin on electronics

May 24, 2006

Still from Daria Martin's 16 mm film "Soft Materials" is part of "The Choreographic Turn," on display at the List Visual Arts Center through July 9.

Art, technology linked at List

May 23, 2006

Animatronic monkeys keep graduate student Rachel Kern company in her office at the Media Lab on Friday, May 12. Colleague Matt Adcock, background, has another monkey with him. The monkeys are designed to aid communication between colleagues.

Media Lab researcher gets into Monkey Business

May 17, 2006

Professor John Kassakian examines a thermophotovoltaic device late last month with, from left, doctoral students Ivan Celanovic and Natalija Jovanovic.

Team revamps energy system for fuel-efficiency

May 15, 2006

Security note to community

May 12, 2006

President Susan Hockfield speaks on 'MIT and the Challenge of Energy' at a May symposium devoted to how MIT can contribute to solving the world's energy problems.

President Hockfield's opening remarks at MIT Energy Forum

May 4, 2006

James Fergason has been named the 2006 winner of the $500,000 Lemelson-MIT Prize, the largest cash prize in the United States for invention. Fergason's work led to the creation of liquid crystal displays.

Lemelson-MIT awards prizes for innovation

May 3, 2006

Digitalk: Where IT's at

April 26, 2006

Sigma Xi lecture set for May 2

April 26, 2006

Three elected to NAS

April 26, 2006

Cells are organized differently in normal and diseased cartilage (left). Now these changes can be made and studied in the lab. Here, 3-D cell clusters are precisely re-created in a tissuelike gel (right). The same cells in a conventional 2-D Petri dish look and behave much differently (inset).

MIT method allows 3-D study of cell tissue organization

April 24, 2006

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