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Front row: Kathy Boisvert, program coordinator; Sora Song; Lu Yi; Jeanne Lenzer. Back row: Clark Boyd; Boyce Rensberger, director; Lila Guterman; Elizabeth Howton; Zheng Yu; Herton Escobar; Richard Friebe; Stephanie Nano; Molly Seamans, administrative assistant; Wycliffe Muga; Tetsuro Yamada.

Knight Fellows arrive on campus

September 20, 2006

A Chinese lion dance will be one of the highlights at this year's MISTI Week, a showcase of MIT's international programs. Above, dancers performed during last year's program.

International events highlight MISTI Week

September 13, 2006

MIT faculty, alumni cited as top young innovators in Technology Review

September 8, 2006

Jenkins illuminates clash of media Davids and Goliaths

August 31, 2006

Handheld computers make light work of economics, science

With titles like Hip Hop Tycoon and Sick at South Beach, what's not to like?

August 23, 2006

MIT ranks 1st in engineering, 4th overall among nation's top universities

August 18, 2006

GEM4 researchers examine facets of diseases

August 16, 2006

Forum to spotlight personalized medicine on Aug. 17

August 10, 2006

Broad talk illuminates genetics

August 4, 2006

Sloan Kulper (S.B. 2003) and Audrey Roy (S.B. 2005) have designed a building in the shape of a cell for the Institute for Nanobiomedical Technology and Membrane Biology in Chengdu, China. This illustration shows the exterior in daytime. Protrusions in the facade provide meeting areas attached directly to interior laboratories.

Three at MIT conceive cell-shaped building

Novel architecture planned for institute in China

July 28, 2006

MIT researchers watch brain in action

July 27, 2006

Chandrakasan to lead microsystems lab

July 26, 2006

Hastings announces new structure for DUE

July 19, 2006

Tara Tetreault, science teacher at the Ahearn Middle School in Foxboro, proudly checks out the cow she made July 12 in a workshop on making paper mechanical sculptures, held at the MIT Museum as part of the Museum Institute for Teaching Science.

MIT Museum offers lessons to teachers

July 17, 2006

An artist's rendering shows the baseball-sized probes being designed by MIT researchers for Mars exploration.

Team envisions exploring Mars with mini probes