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Chiang challenges freshmen to follow their passions

August 26, 2008

An MIT project aimed at monitoring owls in their natural environment is growing into an international collaboration on how to use widespread networks of citizen-scientists to gain new insights into a wide variety of species.

Call of the wild

MIT project aims to understand owls and other wildlife

August 22, 2008

Candidates' energy policies fuel economist's commentary

A Q&A with MIT Professor Robert Pindyck

August 19, 2008

Cutting costs one image at a time

DUSP professor wins grant to study non-necessary medical imaging

July 17, 2008

Six from MIT receive Fulbright scholarships

July 15, 2008

MIT nanoruler lithography tool with a 300 mm-diameter silicon wafer.

MIT reports finer lines for microchips

Advance could lead to next-generation computer chips, solar cells, more.

July 8, 2008

UROP awards

June 16, 2008

Schmidt to succeed Gibson as associate provost

June 6, 2008

New class to focus on 'physics of energy'

May 29, 2008

Figure shows the likely habitats of vibrio bacteria populations mapped by MIT researchers onto a phylogenetic tree for all strains found in the samples taken from the Atlantic Ocean near Plum Island, Mass. Dot colors indicate the size of the bacteria (the largest attach to zooplankton, next size attaches to large organic particles, then small organic particles, and finally the smallest are free-fl...

MIT scientists fathom ecological niches of ocean microbes

May 22, 2008

A screenshot from AudiOdyssey, an experimental computer game designed by MIT and Singaporean students to be accessible to both the visually impaired community and mainstream gamers.

Singapore-MIT game lets visually impaired share the fun

May 13, 2008

Interview with the dean: Deborah Fitzgerald, SHASS

April 15, 2008

Keeril Makan, assistant professor of music, has won the Rome Prize for 2008-2009.

MIT's Makan wins Rome Prize

April 11, 2008

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Listen to an enhanced--but very low frequency--audio version of the underwater
sound of Hurricane Gert (above, in a colorized infrared image). MIT researcher
Nick...

How strong is a hurricane? Just listen

April 9, 2008

William L. Kraushaar, high-energy astronomy pioneer, 87

March 31, 2008

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