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Curry accepts national consulting post

August 2, 2005

Hurricane Ivan pounds the Gulf of Mexico in 2004.

Hurricanes growing fiercer with global warming

July 31, 2005

MIT Professor John Heywood speaks at an MIT conference in April. In July, he testified before Congress on the need to limit U.S. fuel consumption.

Heywood to U.S.: Support fuel efficiency

July 29, 2005

Elizabeth Wood, associate professor of history, holds up her new book, 'Performing Justice: Agitation Trials in Early Soviet Russia.'

Courtroom drama, Soviet-style

Historian's new book examines trial and era

July 29, 2005

MIT's recycling rate and amounts have increased dramatically since 2000, while overall trash has declined. *2005 data is year to date.

MIT campus grows greener

July 28, 2005

Chemotherapy-loaded nanoparticles, left, form the core of the nanocell, right, as seen under the electron microscope. The outer lighter layer of the nanocell stores the drug that cuts blood supply after the nanocell has entered the tumor.

MIT engineers an anti-cancer smart bomb

July 27, 2005

Summer in the city

Grads look back at 30 years of MIT program

July 27, 2005

Magnanti offers Congress views on education

July 25, 2005

Science teachers get back to the lab

July 22, 2005

MIT Professor Emeritus Nathan Cook dies at 80

July 19, 2005

New book explores 100 years of EECS

July 18, 2005

Laura Waller, an MIT doctoral candidate in electrical engineering, discusses how to make a metal detector with one of the high school girls participating in this summer's Women's Technology Program.

MIT women give girls tech edge

July 15, 2005

MIT to celebrate partnership south of the border

July 14, 2005

Yael Sandberg of Brazil, a participant in the IDEAS Institute for Innovative Design Experiences After School, shared information about her project at a June 28 event at the MIT Media Lab. Amon Millner (hidden), a grad student at the MIT Media Lab, and Tony Streit, director of the YouthLearn Initiative at the Educational Development Center in Newton, listen.

After-school educators share IDEAS

July 8, 2005

MIT Bates Lab employees Ken Hatch, Joanne McCarthy, Barbara Santorella and Peter Binns, from left, will walk 60 miles this weekend to raise money for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

Bates staffers team up for breast cancer walk

July 7, 2005

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