3 Questions: Michael Greenstone on the experimental method in environmental economics
MIT economist makes the case for new quasi-experiments as a way of studying environmental issues.
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Heartbleed Bug — take steps to protect your information
Learn how IS&T is dealing with the OpenSSL Heartbleed Bug and what you need to know about it, including steps to ensure your accounts and sensitive data are secure.
An Arctic ozone hole? Not quite
MIT researchers find that the extremes in Antarctic ozone holes have not been matched in the Arctic.
See MIT at a glance through the redesigned Offices & Services Directory
The updated MIT Offices & Services Directory features an attractive and well-organized design, a responsive website, and building numbers that link to the campus map.
MIT students dominate Putnam Mathematical Competition, winning team event
Four of five top individual finishers, known as “Putnam Fellows,” also hail from MIT.
MIT Strong: MBA student honors pledge to run Boston Marathon
Domingo Godoy vowed to run this year's marathon after witnessing last April’s bombings.
Highlights from MIT Water Night 2014
Oceans at MIT's highlights from MIT Water Night 2014 include nano-technological desalination of seawater, innovative wetland conservation, and ocean carbon cycle research.
3 Questions with Seth Mnookin
Journalist and best-selling author discusses the challenges and impacts of science writing
A new angle on controlling light
System could provide first method for filtering light waves based on direction.
Democratizing data visualization
Study examines use of ‘Exhibit’ tools in creating interactive data visualizations.
A scholar who thinks globally and acts locally
Political scientist David Singer produces innovative research on international financial policy.