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Engineering first again in U.S. News graduate rankings

April 23, 2009

Postdoc wins Sustainability at MIT Photo Contest

April 22, 2009

Cilia inside the human trachea. Scanning electron micrograph.

Analysis knocks down theory on origin of cell structure

Genomic tools show cilia probably did not originate as separate organism

April 22, 2009

Institute Professor John Deutch and wife Patricia were surrounded by wellwishers at a symposium in honor of John's 70th birthday.Family, MIT colleagues, and friends like Harold Brown and Brent Scowcroft from his years in public service were all in attendance.

A life of research and service

Symposium marks Deutch's leadership in teaching, administration and government

April 17, 2009

Laszlo Tisza, physics professor emeritus, 101

April 16, 2009

Cambridge Science Festival keeps on growing

Annual event, now in its 3rd year, begins April 25

April 16, 2009

Making picky proteins

New computer model can design specific protein interactions

April 15, 2009

Music at MIT hitting all the right notes

April 15, 2009

Submit awards for the 2009 commencement issue

April 14, 2009

President Susan Hockfield and Rep. Edward Markey of Massachusetts answer questions from press after an MIT clean energy policy forum on April 13.

At MIT forum, Markey announces energy bill hearings

Congressman says energy research could address jobs, climate and security

April 13, 2009

It's a fine line

New method could lead to narrower chip patterns

April 9, 2009

Minding their ps and qs about kwhs

MIT dorms vie for greatest energy reductions

April 8, 2009

Ford Professor of Engineering Harry Asada models the wearable blood pressure monitor.

Wearable blood pressure sensor offers 24/7 continuous monitoring

Device could help diagnose hypertension, heart disease

April 8, 2009

Sgt. Cheryl Vossmer of the MIT Police, left, and Libraries Administrative Assistant and Public Service Support Associate Ryan Gray measure parking space atop West Garage where vegetables, flowers and herbs will take the place of cars in MIT's first-ever community garden.

Gardeners on the roof

Vegetables, flowers to grow atop West Garage in sustainable agriculture exercise

April 8, 2009

Diagram showing how a new needle developed at MIT works (from top to bottom):
i. Doctor pushes here.
ii. Filament buckles and 'locks' inside tube.
iii. Additional force advances entire device.
iv. Upon penetration of space, filament relaxes inside tube and deploys into space.

Novel needle could cut medical complications

Device borrows from oil industry to keep jabs on target

April 6, 2009

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