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Jaenisch wins faculty's Killian Award

May 22, 2009

MIT teams win U.S. Department of Defense grants

May 22, 2009

Natasha Schull, assistant professor in the Program in Science, Technology, and Society.

Going for broke

Professor says Vegas gambling machines designed to get people to 'play to extinction'

May 20, 2009

Sen. Tom Carper, D-Del., hosts a nuclear waste discussion at MIT on May 18.

Waste, or energy resource?

Panel weighs options on disposal of spent nuclear fuel

May 19, 2009

A young stroke patient tests out an MIT-developed robotic therapy device at Blythedale Children's Hospital in Westchester County, N.Y.

Robotic therapy holds promise for cerebral palsy

Devices can help children with brain injuries learn to grasp and manipulate objects

May 19, 2009

MIT materials scientist Christopher Schuh stands next to a truck bumper coated with a new nickel-tungsten alloy that could replace chrome plating.

Finishing touches: New alloys offer alternative to chrome

May 19, 2009

Ronald Prinn, director of MIT's Center for Global Change Science, and his group have revised their model that shows how much hotter the Earth's climate will get in this century without substantial policy change. Standing with the group's "roulette wheel" are, from left to right, Mort Webster, professor in the Engineering Systems Division; Adam Schlosser, principal research scientist at the Center ...

Climate change odds much worse than thought

New analysis shows warming could be double previous estimates

May 19, 2009

A watershed moment in economics and finance

Recession, crisis spark new directions for scholarship

May 18, 2009

Ksplice's new technology may help eliminate the need to reboot when you update software on your computer.

Ksplice software update project wins $100K competition

Global Cycle bike adapter is audience pick

May 14, 2009

Nobel Laureate and U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu speaks at MIT.

Energy research is the key, Chu says

Energy secretary says new technology is essential to avert climate catastrophe

May 13, 2009

Students from Professor of Archeology and Ancient Technology Dorothy Hosler's class work on making the full-size authentic replica of a pre-Columbian South American balsa oceangoing raft on the Charles river. Here Leslie Dewan and Feng Wu work.

Ancient trading raft sails anew

Faithful copy of pre-Columbian vessel tested on Charles

May 12, 2009

Recent PhD recipient Christophoros Vassiliou, right, holds the cancer monitoring device that he and Professor Michael Cima, left, and recent PhD recipient Grace Kim developed.

Implantable device offers continuous cancer monitoring

New device could track tumor's growth

May 12, 2009

A solar power generator in Lesotho, Africa, designed by MIT students that recently won a coveted EPA grant.

MIT student project wins coveted EPA award

May 12, 2009

Scratch Day goes global

Conference on programming language spans 100 sites

May 12, 2009

Blood drive this week in student center

May 11, 2009

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