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Susan Lindquist called in colleagues to see if her findings in yeast would hold up in animals with neurons and brains.

Parkinson's disease process may be curtailed by regenerative processes in yeast, fruit flies

Whitehead researcher leads multi-institutional team

December 11, 2006

Members of the MIT Hobby Shop work on a storage unit for the Project Hope shelter in Boston. From left to right are junior Ilan Moyer, Hobby Shop Director Kenneth Stone, junior Folkers Rojas, sophomore Alexis Dale and junior Dayan Paez.

Hobby Shop project aids makeover of Project Hope shelter

December 11, 2006

MIT assists investigation into fire at One Broadway

December 10, 2006

MIT musicians perform at MFA

Balinese gamelan, Korean drumming and secular Jewish klezmer are featured

December 8, 2006

'Learning Without Barriers': the MIT-Microsoft iCampus connection celebrates innovation

December 8, 2006

Hayes Raffle, a grad student at the Media Lab, demonstrates an iCampus project -- a programmable moose. Twisting its extremities generates both action and 'learning.'

Virtual lab partners and plush robo-pet are fruits of iCampus

December 8, 2006

Austrian honor for Zhang

December 8, 2006

MIT professor of chemical engineering Gregory Stephanopoulos (left), postdoctoral associate Hal Alper and professor of biology Gerald Fink in the lab. The researchers have engineered a new strain of yeast that can produce ethanol more rapidly and efficiently.

Engineered yeast improves ethanol production

December 7, 2006

Chemists shed light on solar energy storage

December 7, 2006

MIT political scientists list key points on Iraq

December 6, 2006

200 faculty resume debate on proposed undergraduate curriculum changes

December 6, 2006

Panel reports to provost on MLK Program

December 6, 2006

Sequencing the genome of the guinea pig can help researchers find important biological functions within the human genome.

Broad wins $200M for genomics research

December 6, 2006

Dwight Williams, an award-winning nuclear engineer and a Martin Luther King Jr. Visiting Professor, in his lab.

MLK prof explores radiation, nuclear monitoring

December 6, 2006

Slocum distills debate on curricular change

December 6, 2006

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Parkinson's disease process may be curtailed by regenerative processes in yeast, fruit flies

Hobby Shop project aids makeover of Project Hope shelter

MIT assists investigation into fire at One Broadway

MIT musicians perform at MFA

'Learning Without Barriers': the MIT-Microsoft iCampus connection celebrates innovation

Virtual lab partners and plush robo-pet are fruits of iCampus

Austrian honor for Zhang

Engineered yeast improves ethanol production

Chemists shed light on solar energy storage

MIT political scientists list key points on Iraq

200 faculty resume debate on proposed undergraduate curriculum changes

Panel reports to provost on MLK Program

Broad wins $200M for genomics research

MLK prof explores radiation, nuclear monitoring

Slocum distills debate on curricular change

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