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A century of art crammed into a decade

Panelists cite thrills, threats to new media

November 6, 2006

An artist's rendition of a spacecraft with logos from MIT, Georgia Tech and NASA. A group of MIT students is selling space on the satellite to help fund its building. When launched, the satellite would simulate a trip to Mars by sending mice into orbit around the Earth.

Mars group launches high-flying fundraiser

Space ship logos go ka-ching!

November 3, 2006

Siemens Competition finalists exhibit projects at MIT Nov. 3-4

November 2, 2006

Engineer launches review of energy use in manufacturing

November 1, 2006

Housing panelists explore unit supply, quality and cost

November 1, 2006

AIDS expert equates treatment, human rights

Smallpox and polio prove global efforts can work

November 1, 2006

Next energy technologies may mimic nature

November 1, 2006

Gutowski focuses on design to boost recycling

November 1, 2006

Group offers support to survive the shock of the new

Approaching holidays may increase stress

October 30, 2006

Professor of Mechanical Engineering Gareth McKinley, left, and HST graduate student Nikola Kojic used the micro-rheometer in their lab to study the viscosity and stickiness of spider silk. The taffy-like 'thread' is actually a protein solution, they found.

Engineers probe spiders' polymer art

Manufactured silk could be used for artificial tendons and ligaments, sutures, parachutes and bulletproof vests

October 30, 2006

Lander named one of America's 'best leaders'

U.S. News list of 20 includes Stata architect Frank Gehry

October 27, 2006

Machinima group animates life 'in-world'

Technique harnesses 3-D game engines

October 27, 2006

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

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Mars group launches high-flying fundraiser

Siemens Competition finalists exhibit projects at MIT Nov. 3-4

Engineer launches review of energy use in manufacturing

Housing panelists explore unit supply, quality and cost

AIDS expert equates treatment, human rights

Next energy technologies may mimic nature

Gutowski focuses on design to boost recycling

Group offers support to survive the shock of the new

Engineers probe spiders' polymer art

Lander named one of America's 'best leaders'

Machinima group animates life 'in-world'

French language program plumbs cultural depths

Vassar Street West project will complete enhanced streetscape

Faculty discuss curriculum, endowment

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