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Solving the drug price crisis

March 17, 2008

Voting for more than just either-or

March 14, 2008

Jin Au Kong, long-serving EECS professor, dies aged 65

March 13, 2008

Professor Rohit Karnik works in the lab with the new method for cell separation that he, Institute Professor Robert Langer and other colleagues have developed. It involves steering rolling cells and could lead to devices for rapidly detecting diseases.

On a 'roll': MIT researchers devise new cell-sorting system

Process could yield low-cost tool for diagnosing cancer, other diseases

March 12, 2008

Angela Belcher, professor of materials science and engineering.

Shell shock

March 11, 2008

Cancer researchers brief media

March 10, 2008

The MacVicar teachings awards were announced and celebrated at a gathering at Gray House on Friday evening. Gathered to celebrate were, from left, Dean for Undergraduate Education Daniel E. Hastings, Provost Raphael L.. Reif, Sanjay E. Sarma, associate professor of mechanical engineering, Tania Baker, professor of biology, President Susan Hockfield, Barton Zwiebach, professor of physics, Stephen J...

Wieman: To lecture is human, to engage divine

Alum and Nobel winner leads celebration of MacVicar Day

March 10, 2008

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MIT breaks ground for Koch institute

March 8, 2008

Researchers in MIT cancer researcher Tyler Jacks' lab have demonstrated the role of a family of microRNAs in normal embryonic development. Amanda Young, a graduate student of biology, shows a film to, from left, postdoc Monte Winslow, research technician Laura Lintault and postdoc Andrea Ventura.

MIT researchers demonstrate protective role of microRNA

Genetic snippets linked to cancer also key to embryonic cell development

March 7, 2008

Female Cardinal, an original design by graduate student Andrea Hawksley.

Folding art and science

MIT students showcase origami at annual exhibit

March 7, 2008

Book critics honor Díaz with top novel prize

March 7, 2008

MIT Professor Peter Fisher celebrates with NBC's Conan O'Brien dur-ing an episode that aired in early February. Fisher, who helped the comedian spin his wedding ring on his desk for 51 seconds, is one of many MIT professors hitting the airwaves recently.

MIT physicists bask in the media limelight

Featured on late-night TV, '60 Minutes'

March 5, 2008

MIT students Maria Luckyanova and Philip Garcia (at right) operate their prosthetic-fitting device at the Jaipur Foot Organization headquarters in India in January, as JFO specialists work on fitting a prosthetic leg on a patient.

A leg to stand on

March 5, 2008

MIT Sloan to help boost management education in Portugal

Effort is part of wide-ranging MIT Portugal Program

March 5, 2008

Miriam Yoffa Rich, former longtime lab technician, 88

March 5, 2008

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MIT breaks ground for Koch institute

MIT researchers demonstrate protective role of microRNA

Folding art and science

Book critics honor Díaz with top novel prize

MIT physicists bask in the media limelight

A leg to stand on

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Miriam Yoffa Rich, former longtime lab technician, 88

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