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This artist's concept shows a cloudy Jupiter-like planet, similar to HD 209458b, that orbits very close to its fiery hot star.

Extrasolars' light guides atmosphere research

February 21, 2007

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Speakers exhort the Institute and the nation to honor MLK's legacy and lead the way forward--quickly

February 20, 2007

Picower study points to a genetic link for schizophrenia

February 20, 2007

Physicist Francis E. Low, former MIT provost, dies at 85

February 20, 2007

List Center wins two awards

February 20, 2007

Vest awarded Abelson Prize for service to science and society

February 15, 2007

MIT professor Hae-Seung Lee and his colleagues have developed new analog circuits -- comparator-based switched capacitor circuits -- that handle voltage differently than conventional analog ones, resulting in greater power efficiency.

New analog circuits could impact consumer electronics

February 15, 2007

Kastner of physics is new dean of science

February 14, 2007

MIT reorganizes academic computing services

February 14, 2007

Seventeen will receive Excellence Awards

February 14, 2007

MIT researchers Pawan Sinha, center, and Yuri Ostrovsky, right, test the visual skills of a patient in India. The patient, known as S.R.D., had her vision restored at the age of 12.

MIT study shows those who once were blind can learn to see

February 14, 2007

MIT graduate student Nathan Ball, who invented a device for rapidly scaling large heights, is this year's winner of the $30,000 Lemelson-MIT Student Prize.

Lemelson winner designs for public safety

February 14, 2007

New DUE office will support innovation

February 14, 2007

Pi in the sky

February 14, 2007

An MIT exhibit of design projects by Yung Ho Chang/Atelier FCJZ includes the 'Bamboo Shoot,' the Chinese Pavilion, Venice Biennale (2005).

'DEVELOP' exhibit shows work by Yung Ho Chang and his Beijing firm

February 14, 2007

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Extrasolars' light guides atmosphere research

Speakers exhort the Institute and the nation to honor MLK's legacy and lead the way forward--quickly

Picower study points to a genetic link for schizophrenia

Physicist Francis E. Low, former MIT provost, dies at 85

List Center wins two awards

Vest awarded Abelson Prize for service to science and society

New analog circuits could impact consumer electronics

Kastner of physics is new dean of science

MIT reorganizes academic computing services

Seventeen will receive Excellence Awards

MIT study shows those who once were blind can learn to see

Lemelson winner designs for public safety

New DUE office will support innovation

Pi in the sky

'DEVELOP' exhibit shows work by Yung Ho Chang and his Beijing firm

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