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Dwight Williams, an award-winning nuclear engineer and a Martin Luther King Jr. Visiting Professor, in his lab.

MLK prof explores radiation, nuclear monitoring

December 6, 2006

Mary Wyer spoke at the Women's Studies Program on Thursday, Nov. 30.

Talk summarizes research on women in science

December 6, 2006

Humans grieve for the 'given' world

December 6, 2006

From left, Ray Kurzweil, Rodney Brooks and David Gelernter speak at 'Creativity: The mind, machines and mathematics' held at MIT Nov. 30.

Hard drives will evolve into soft hearts ... or not

CSAIL debate on machine consciousness ends in a draw

December 5, 2006

Dining for dollars on Dec. 6 supports Community Giving

December 5, 2006

Marshall winner Finale Doshi sits beside a wheelchair equipped with a voice-activated command system she designed.

Marshall winner has dual focus: technology and altruism

Tendonitis inspired MIT grad student

December 5, 2006

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MIT implant measures tumor growth, treatment

December 4, 2006

MIT ranks 12th in black enrollment

December 1, 2006

Freshman Dayanna Garcia surveys the sampling of chocolate treats at MIT's World AIDS Day fundraising and educational event in Lobby 10. Panels from the AIDS Memorial Quilt hang in the background.

Chocolate buffet raises $4,000 for AIDS Action

December 1, 2006

Center for Cancer Research receives $6 million to study tumor cell 'microenvironment'

December 1, 2006

Professors Alexander Klibanov, left, Jianzhu Chen and MIT researcher Jayanta Haldar discuss the 'antimicrobial paint' they have developed.

MIT's anti-microbial 'paint' kills flu, bacteria

Coating's polymers poke holes in the membranes that surround influenza viruses

November 30, 2006

Sherry Turkle worries the 'killer app' of sociable robots is that they elicit human care.

Robotic pets may be bad medicine for melancholy

Sherry Turkle finds human-machine love unsettling

November 29, 2006

Stephen Heywood, son of Prof. John Heywood, dies at 37

Book and film documented ALS' terrible arc

November 28, 2006

Book sale slated for Nov. 30

November 22, 2006

New media, fan muscle will mold TV future

November 22, 2006

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MIT implant measures tumor growth, treatment

MIT ranks 12th in black enrollment

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Center for Cancer Research receives $6 million to study tumor cell 'microenvironment'

MIT's anti-microbial 'paint' kills flu, bacteria

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