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Ian Condry has a new book, 'Hip-Hop Japan.'

Japanese hip-hop: from 50 Cent to mirror balls and world peace

March 7, 2007

'Just Jerusalem' design competition focuses on peace, livability in 2050

March 6, 2007

This year's MacVicar Faculty Fellows were feted at the annual MacVicar Day on March 2. From left to right, MacVicar Fellow Charles E. Leiserson of electrical engineering and computer science, MacVicar Fellow Yoel Fink of materials science and engineering, MacVicar Fellow Jonathan Gruber of the Sloan School of Management, Chancellor Phillip Clay, President Susan Hockfield, MacVicar Fellow James R. ...

MacVicar Day celebrates diversity in learning, teaching strategies

March 6, 2007

This three-dimensional atomic simulation shows the absorption of a line defect by an existing twin boundary in nano-twinned copper.

MIT model simulates atomic processes in nanomaterials

March 1, 2007

Joseph F. Coughlin, founder and director of the MIT AgeLab, explains how older adults are the leading adopters of new technology during a lecture on Feb. 26.

AgeLab founder outlines new lives for elders

Boomers' whining already brings huge changes

March 1, 2007

Digitalk: Where IT's At

February 28, 2007

Faculty discuss widening international programs

February 28, 2007

Scot Osterweil, creative director of the CMS Education Arcade, shows freshman Paul Medlock-Walton a game designed to teach math and literacy to middle school students.

CMS fetes digital games, cultural research

February 28, 2007

Metro Boston's flora and fauna reveal global warming's effect

February 27, 2007

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MIT bioengineer advances survival, promise of adult stem cells

February 27, 2007

Natalya Slepneva of Newton South High School accepts the first prize for the 2007 regional Brain Bee held at MIT's Picower Institute for Learning and Memory.

Newton 11th grader wins Boston regional Brain Bee

February 23, 2007

Panel reviews four centuries of remixing the Bard

February 23, 2007

'N (Bonaparte)' is third in Harrington's war trilogy

February 23, 2007

An MIT model for object recognition takes as input the unlabeled images of digital photographs from the street scene database (top) and generates automatic annotations (bottom row). The orange bounding boxes are for pedestrians ("ped") and cars ("car"). The system would have also detected bicycles if present. For sky, buildings, trees and road, the system uses color coding (blue, brown, green and ...

Computer model mimics neural processes in object recognition

Applications include surveillance, visual search engines, biomedical imaging analysis and robots with realistic vision

February 23, 2007

Zachary LaBry, a junior in aeronautics and astronautics, listens to information on a student-led effort to bring biodiesel to campus at the second Re-Generator event on energy initiatives.

Regenerator event focuses on student energy initiatives

February 21, 2007

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Japanese hip-hop: from 50 Cent to mirror balls and world peace

'Just Jerusalem' design competition focuses on peace, livability in 2050

MacVicar Day celebrates diversity in learning, teaching strategies

MIT model simulates atomic processes in nanomaterials

AgeLab founder outlines new lives for elders

Digitalk: Where IT's At

Faculty discuss widening international programs

CMS fetes digital games, cultural research

Metro Boston's flora and fauna reveal global warming's effect

MIT bioengineer advances survival, promise of adult stem cells

Newton 11th grader wins Boston regional Brain Bee

Panel reviews four centuries of remixing the Bard

'N (Bonaparte)' is third in Harrington's war trilogy

Computer model mimics neural processes in object recognition

Regenerator event focuses on student energy initiatives

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