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Students visit MIT's List Visual Arts Center to view art available for loan through the Student Loan Art Program. The collection of artworks for loan--about 400 pieces--may be viewed at the List through Sept. 17.

At MIT, dorm decor has a museum quality

September 13, 2006

A glimpse of Bali

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

Building bridges

September 13, 2006

MIT announces major new campus development program

September 13, 2006

Committee on Shareholder Responsibility discusses MIT investments

September 12, 2006

SHASS announces new department heads

September 12, 2006

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

September 8, 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

Research led by MIT professor Elfatih Eltahir indicates that trees in a desert forest in Oman survive by extracting moisture from low-lying clouds.

MIT team describes unique desert cloud forest

September 6, 2006

MIT's Real Time Rome project, which will have its worldwide debut at the 2006 Venice Biennale, uses cellphone and wireless data to map people in Rome. Here it shows cellular phone users in northeastern Rome at different hours of a day.

MIT Real Time Rome project to debut at Venice Biennale

September 5, 2006

MIT energy experts explore life "beyond carbon"

September 5, 2006

Epilepsy breakthrough on horizon

MIT developing device to detect oncoming seizures

August 31, 2006

Among three designs for floating giant wind turbines in the deep ocean, MIT research is focusing on the tension leg platform (center), a system that oil companies use for deep-water rigs.

Deep-sea oil rigs inspire MIT designs for giant wind turbines

August 29, 2006

MIT researchers employed time-lapse vertical seismic profiling (VSP) to help identify natural gas pockets. The left panel shows seismic maps of underground faults and wells that may contain hard-to-get-at reservoirs of oil and gas. The middle and right panels show more detailed data gathered through VSP.

Acoustic data may reveal hidden gas, oil supplies

August 28, 2006

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MIT announces major new campus development program

Committee on Shareholder Responsibility discusses MIT investments

SHASS announces new department heads

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

Class of 2010 builds community at annual CityDays festival

MIT team describes unique desert cloud forest

MIT Real Time Rome project to debut at Venice Biennale

MIT energy experts explore life "beyond carbon"

Epilepsy breakthrough on horizon

Deep-sea oil rigs inspire MIT designs for giant wind turbines

Acoustic data may reveal hidden gas, oil supplies

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