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Biology professor Leonard Guarente, left, and postdoctoral associate Nicholas Bishop, in the lab where they have been studying longevity in the nematode worm Caenorhabditis elegans.

MIT biologists link calorie restriction, endocrine function in worm longevity

Identifying neurons advances MIT study of aging

June 18, 2007

Nima Subramanian graduated from the Leaders for Manufacturing Program this year. Sanjay will graduate next year. Their son Ashwin has been attending the Technology Children's Center while his parents have been studying at MIT.

Family of three aims for 2 MIT degrees

June 15, 2007

MIT joins effort for energy-efficient computing

June 14, 2007

Ben Wood, a second-year graduate student in visual arts in the Department of Architecture, with some of his notes on Diego Rivera's mural "Man at the Crossroads."

Grad student revives Rivera's 1933 mural

June 13, 2007

Kabcenell Foundation awards MITEI $1 million for new curricula

June 13, 2007

Graduate student and lead author Sunyoung Lee and Professor Krystyn Van Vliet in the lab with images of cell surfaces on the monitor behind them.

Force, not light, gives researchers images of cell receptors

Technique could assist in the design and testing of new drug molecules

June 13, 2007

The Great Dome lights up the Cambridge skyline. It was illuminated by 12 new energy-efficient LED fixtures.

Great Dome lights up the night

June 12, 2007

Vest guides MIT grads to optimism and service

June 8, 2007

Hooding ceremony lauds new doctoral students and their families

June 7, 2007

Research scientist Thomas J. McHugh, left, and Professor Susumu Tonegawa, both of the Picower Institute for Learning and Memory at MIT, are part of a research team that has found the part of the brain that distinguishes between similar places.

Research deciphers 'dÃ©jÃ -vu' brain mechanics

June 7, 2007

Grad student Chris Sequeira is coordinating MIT students' pledge of responsibility.

Green ribbons signify responsibility pledge

June 6, 2007

Seniors describe four years at MIT as full of surprises and challenges

June 6, 2007

Fourth-year Ph.D. student in materials science Dan Wesolowski, left, discusses wind direction and velocity on a rooftop with mechanical engineering sophomore Richard Bates. They and other students put equipment on a number of roofs around the Institute for a month to determine the viability of using wind turbines to generate power. MIT's co-generation plant is visible behind them.

Students find energy answers are blowing in the wind

June 6, 2007

From left, Jim Doughty, environmental health and safety coordinator for the School of Science, chemistry graduate student Ryan Altman and materials science and engineering graduate student Elsa Olivetti are among those spearheading a laboratory education campaign resulting in significant savings and a chance to improve MIT's energy and carbon footprint.

Cutting fume hoods' hours saves energy and money

June 1, 2007

Model for tracking flu progression could reduce flu pandemic's peril

Engineer who survived pandemic of 1968 focuses on reducing influenza's death toll.

May 31, 2007

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Family of three aims for 2 MIT degrees

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Kabcenell Foundation awards MITEI $1 million for new curricula

Force, not light, gives researchers images of cell receptors

Great Dome lights up the night

Vest guides MIT grads to optimism and service

Hooding ceremony lauds new doctoral students and their families

Research deciphers 'dÃ©jÃ -vu' brain mechanics

Green ribbons signify responsibility pledge

Seniors describe four years at MIT as full of surprises and challenges

Students find energy answers are blowing in the wind

Cutting fume hoods' hours saves energy and money

Model for tracking flu progression could reduce flu pandemic's peril

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