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Hynes named scientific governor of U.K. charity

January 12, 2007

A tiddlywinks player uses a squidger to flip a wink into the cup.

Tiddlywinks team plans return to former glory

January 10, 2007

Colbert announces retirement, will step down as graduate dean

January 10, 2007

Postdoc Joanna Klapacz, left, works with Kennedy-Longfellow School sixth grader Ellie Montgomery in a genetics lab in the Edgerton Center program.

Samson Lab hosts Cambridge middle-school students

January 10, 2007

Biophysicist Alexander Rich first mixed two differing strands of RNA in 1956 to discover the RNA double helix. He holds a model of tRNA (transfer ribonucleic acid).

Scientists celebrate 50 years since key RNA discovery

MIT biophysicist recalls biotech's founding technology

January 9, 2007

William Orme-Johnson, inorganic biochemistry expert, dies at 68

January 5, 2007

Tim Berners-Lee receives Draper Prize

January 5, 2007

Ice cream maker still sweet on MIT

Toscanini's owner looks back on 25 years

January 4, 2007

Podcasting enables 24/7 foreign language study

January 3, 2007

MIT anthropology professor Heather Paxson presents "Reverse-Engineering Terroir: Crafting Nature-Culture in American Artisanal Cheese Production."

Anthropologist's talk on cheese gives a taste of 'terroir'

January 2, 2007

Jan. 2 update on status of One Broadway: Retail re-occupancy

January 2, 2007

Admissions' 'matchmaking' is no magic formula

December 28, 2006

MIT Lincoln Laboratory researchers are developing a sonic beam that seeks out buried mines the way bats seek out their prey.

Pinpoint sound beams hunt buried land mines

December 20, 2006

Innovative production designer Alex McDowell views the movie, gaming and publishing fields as a multilayered, mandala-like production world. He is currently designing sets for Tod Machover's robotic opera, 'Death and the Powers.'

Hollywood designer urges focus, creativity before technology

Media lab artist: 'All bets are off in pop culture'

December 20, 2006

'Red Lines, Death Vows' artist discusses how ideas drive building, city design

December 20, 2006

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Scientists celebrate 50 years since key RNA discovery

William Orme-Johnson, inorganic biochemistry expert, dies at 68

Tim Berners-Lee receives Draper Prize

Ice cream maker still sweet on MIT

Podcasting enables 24/7 foreign language study

Anthropologist's talk on cheese gives a taste of 'terroir'

Jan. 2 update on status of One Broadway: Retail re-occupancy

Admissions' 'matchmaking' is no magic formula

Pinpoint sound beams hunt buried land mines

Hollywood designer urges focus, creativity before technology

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