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CIS 'Reporters' Notebook' paints bleak scene in Iraq

October 10, 2006

MIT research scientist Rutledge Ellis-Behnke, left, and Professor Gerald Schneider bracket a monitor showing a transected liver after it has been treated with a liquid solution containing peptides. The peptides self-assemble into a gel that essentially seals over the wound. The two developed the technique with MIT colleagues and researchers at the University of Hong Kong.

MIT material stops bleeding in seconds

MIT unveils new treatment for wounds

October 10, 2006

Caribbean Club conference Oct. 7 calls for creative action

Prime Minister Patrick Manning of Trinidad and Tobago will address student gathering

October 6, 2006

Views of the new reading room on the fifth floor of MIT's Stratton Student Center.

New reading room is open 'round the clock

October 6, 2006

Hispanic Heritage winner sets sights high

October 4, 2006

Arthur Jones, former MIT News Office director, dies at 61

October 3, 2006

Nobelists' work supports big-bang theory

Alumnus George Smoot, colleague share 2006 Nobel prize in physics

October 3, 2006

MIT will host conference on voting

Political scientists to take on controversial voter ID, privacy issues

October 2, 2006

Fair showcases international development opportunities Sept. 29

September 28, 2006

Figure shows the CDF measurement of the Bs oscillation frequency at 2.8 trillion times per second.

Physicists observe subatomic quick-change artist

September 27, 2006

Sensing calcium as it flows into neurons following firing can potentially track information flow throughout the brain's circuitry. Now, an MIT team has developed a calcium contrast agent for non-invasive magnetic resonance imaging detection. At top, a schematic shows how nanoparticles coated with two proteins (red and green) form mixed aggregates in the presence of calcium. The bottom panel shows ...

Nanoparticles to aid brain imaging, team reports

September 27, 2006

Professor David Vogan poses with his daughter, Ali, in front of their home in Arlington. The solar panels on their roof were installed thanks to support from MIT.

Mathematician goes solar with a little MIT help

September 27, 2006

Faculty discuss Singapore Alliance

September 27, 2006

Leading MIT scientists join effort to mentor youth

September 27, 2006

Peter Poulin, left, a former graduate student in the lab of Professor Keith Nelson, right, helps to set up a laser to observe light-induced changes in materials.

MIT laser method unveils ultrafast photochemical reactions

September 27, 2006

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