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Gilberte Furstenberg, above, created 'Cultura' so students may see 'where the Pont Neuf meets the Brooklyn Bridge.'

French language program plumbs cultural depths

Students learn where the Pont Neuf meets the Brooklyn Bridge

October 27, 2006

President of Simmons Hall Andrew Lukmann, a senior in civil and environmental engineering; Dean for Student Life Larry Benedict; Interim Executive Vice President Sherwin Greenblatt; MIT President Susan Hockfield; donors Ginny and Richard Simmons; Cambridge Mayor Kenneth Reeves; and City Manager Robert Healy lift their shovels to mark groundbreaking on Vassar Street in front of Simmons Hall.

Vassar Street West project will complete enhanced streetscape

October 25, 2006

Faculty discuss curriculum, endowment

October 25, 2006

Model of One Laptop Per Child computer. MIT Media Lab co-founder Nicholas Negroponte gave a talk Oct. 19 on the inexpensive laptop he hopes to make available to children in developing countries.

Laptops will link global learners

Negroponte shares vision for children

October 24, 2006

Sustainability guides 'Soap Box' energy panel

Automotive, building industries should take the lead

October 23, 2006

MIT expert discusses U.S.-India nuclear pact

October 20, 2006

Neuroscientists pinpoint brain site for rapid learning

October 20, 2006

Randolph will serve as Institute chaplain

October 20, 2006

MIT graduate student Chris Loose, left, and Professor Greg Stephanopoulos look for signs of bacteria. The researchers and their colleagues have custom-designed molecules that are effective in killing microbes.

MIT's anti-microbial 'grammar' posits new language of healing

Custom peptides punch holes in anthrax, staph bacteria

October 19, 2006

EnergyNight shines a bright light on new work

October 18, 2006

Iranian graphic novelist presents her recent works

October 18, 2006

Possibilities and challenges ahead for engineers

Charles Vest talk focuses on nano scale and large-systems scale

October 18, 2006

MIT junior sells high-school social networking site

October 18, 2006

MIT Museum Soap Box series focuses on future of energy

October 17, 2006

This micropump developed by MIT researchers allows high speed flows through microchannels with an input of only a few volts of electricity, making it possible to create portable "lab on a chip" devices.
The three-dimensional, alternating current electro-osmotic pump consists of interdigitated stepped gold microelectrodes on a glass substrate.

Portable 'lab on a chip' could speed blood tests

MIT micropump assures portability, efficiency, in routine or combat conditions

October 16, 2006

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