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Report: Human activity fuels global warming

February 2, 2007

PBS' 'Living Weapon' film features MIT expert on U.S. biological weapons program

February 2, 2007

Team develops nanoparticles to battle cancer

New particles mimic platelets

February 1, 2007

Jensen to head chemical engineering

January 31, 2007

MIT Professor Franz-Josef Ulm and post-doc Georgios Constantinides have shown that the strength of concrete lies in the way its nanoparticles are organized -- like oranges stacked in a supermarket. Their findings could lead to a reduction in carbon dioxide emissions during concrete manufacturing.

Nanoengineered concrete could cut carbon dioxide emissions

January 30, 2007

Miranda Knutson, who graduated from the history program at MIT last spring, pins a hood being fitted for Tim Abbott, a senior in mathematics and electrical engineering and computer science. The two were participants in an MIT IAP class on the technology of medieval clothes creation. <a onclick="MM_openBrWindow('medieval-hood-enlarged.html','','width=509, height=583')">
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IAP 'Distaff Arts' students learn production, politics of medieval wool clothing

January 30, 2007

Walter Backofen, pioneer of superplasticity, dies at 80

January 30, 2007

Physicist recommends US develop 'portfolio of fuels, electricity and efficiency'

Expert likens scalability of current alternative energy technologies to wild animals: fuzzy and cute when they're small, impractical at a large scale

January 29, 2007

Three Mile Island--failure of science or spin?

An IAP session reviews the 1979 crisis

January 26, 2007

Image at left shows process of detecting and destroying an enemy missile using MIT targeted radar. Microwave energy is fixed on a missile while simultaneously nullifying enemy jammers. On right, microwave energy is aimed at a cancerous tumor with a deep focused beam while simultaneously nullifying any energy that would overheat surrounding healthy tissue.

New book documents MIT breast cancer therapy

January 26, 2007

Lauffenburger wins 2007 Galletti award

January 26, 2007

Center for Real Estate director named 'most influential researcher'

Journal ranks MIT center second in the field

January 25, 2007

Wrinkled hard skin on polymer surface induced by focused ion beam. The wrinkles are hierarchical with the primary wavelength of 465 nm.

Scientists create wrinkled polymer 'skin'

January 25, 2007

Deborah Fitzgerald is named Kenan Sahin Dean of SHASS

January 24, 2007

Ted Childs Jr. will give keynote talk at Martin Luther King Jr. breakfast

January 24, 2007

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Team develops nanoparticles to battle cancer

Jensen to head chemical engineering

Nanoengineered concrete could cut carbon dioxide emissions

IAP 'Distaff Arts' students learn production, politics of medieval wool clothing

Walter Backofen, pioneer of superplasticity, dies at 80

Physicist recommends US develop 'portfolio of fuels, electricity and efficiency'

Three Mile Island--failure of science or spin?

New book documents MIT breast cancer therapy

Lauffenburger wins 2007 Galletti award

Center for Real Estate director named 'most influential researcher'

Scientists create wrinkled polymer 'skin'

Deborah Fitzgerald is named Kenan Sahin Dean of SHASS

Ted Childs Jr. will give keynote talk at Martin Luther King Jr. breakfast

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