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Vest nominated to be next president of National Academy of Engineering

September 15, 2006

U.S. economic health requires math, science literacy

Hockfield urges national math panel to invest in K-12

September 15, 2006

MIT researchers have discovered that certain molecules can attach themselves to metallic carbon nanotubes without interfering with the nanotubes' exceptional ability to conduct electricity. At left, the high conductance state has two molecular orbitals, shown in green. Some molecules even let the nanotube switch between highly conductive, left, and poorly conductive (right, with one red molecular ...

MIT materials scientists tame tricky carbon nanotubes

September 15, 2006

Freshman Tish Scolnik scrubs a jungle gym as part of the CityDays playground clean-up effort in Cambridge.

Ready, set, go: Class of 2010 leaps into action

September 13, 2006

MIT community offers reflections on Sept. 11, 2001

September 13, 2006

A Chinese lion dance will be one of the highlights at this year's MISTI Week, a showcase of MIT's international programs. Above, dancers performed during last year's program.

International events highlight MISTI Week

September 13, 2006

Henderson explores many shapes of Shakespeare

Book examines 'Shake-shifting' for modern time, media

September 13, 2006

9/11 vigil offers time for reflection

September 11, 2006

MIT faculty, alumni cited as top young innovators in Technology Review

September 8, 2006

Leadership + local initiative + volunteers = recovery in New Orleans

September 7, 2006

Freshman Jeff Xing of Maryland chops through weeds growing along the banks of the Charles River as part of the City Days volunteer effort on Sept. 1. Many freshmen, assisted by some upperclassmen, did a variety of projects including carpentry jobs, landscaping, pruning, gardening and putting together welcome baskets for newborns.

Class of 2010 builds community at annual CityDays festival

September 6, 2006

MIT energy experts explore life "beyond carbon"

September 5, 2006

Housing expert discusses work in bayou

Reinhard Goethert helping rebuild stricken Louisiana

September 5, 2006

This egg-drop contestant made it only partway down -- to the top of the door into the Green Building -- then broke on impact. The egg drop contest was part of an Aug. 28 orientation event sponsored by Terrascope, a learning community for freshmen that focuses on earth sciences and the environment. <a onclick="MM_openBrWindow('eggdrop-4-enlarged.html','','width=509, height=583')">
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An eggs-ellent beginning

September 1, 2006

Drennan gives freshmen a 'super' start

September 1, 2006

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MIT community offers reflections on Sept. 11, 2001

International events highlight MISTI Week

Henderson explores many shapes of Shakespeare

9/11 vigil offers time for reflection

MIT faculty, alumni cited as top young innovators in Technology Review

Leadership + local initiative + volunteers = recovery in New Orleans

Class of 2010 builds community at annual CityDays festival

MIT energy experts explore life "beyond carbon"

Housing expert discusses work in bayou

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