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Researchers present a graphic illustrating how magnetism can transmit energy wirelessly. Marin Soljacic, left, assistant professor of physics, Aristeidis Karalis, G, and John Joannopoulos, professor of physics, use theoretical calculations and computer simulations to find ways to recharge electronics wirelessly.

Wireless energy could power consumer, industrial electronics

Dead cell phone inspired researcher's innovation

November 14, 2006

MIT Sloan students took on trust-building exercises with one another and confidence-building tasks, including a ropes course, during Innovation Period.

Sloan students climb great heights

Rope climbing, leadership training offered during innovation period

November 13, 2006

Soap Box speakers urge energy conservation

November 13, 2006

Members of Team Slovenia erupt in jubilation upon learning they won the BioBrick, the grand prize for the iGEM 2006 competition. The University of Ljubljana students are, from left, Rok Tkavc, Jernej Kovac, Matej Skocaj and Jelka Pohar. Offering congratulations in front are iGEM Ambassadors James Brown of Cambridge University and Melissa Li of Georgia Tech.

Gene machine takes the prize

Cells engineered to prevent sepsis win synthetic biology competition

November 9, 2006

Digging in for new graduate hall

November 9, 2006

MIT novelist makes his peace with war stories

November 9, 2006

Theresa Stone is appointed executive VP, treasurer

November 8, 2006

Benefits enrollment begins Nov. 15

November 8, 2006

Building technology expert describes studies of daylight

Marilyne Andersen speaks about utilizing natural light

November 8, 2006

Robots headed for deepwater oil, gas operations

November 8, 2006

Study: DUSP is nation's best

November 8, 2006

Palestinian light fantastic

November 8, 2006

Shell Oil president discusses new fuels, energy security

November 8, 2006

George B. Thomas, mathematics professor and author, dies at 92

November 8, 2006

A still from "Portal Excursion," a short video by former MIT visiting artist Michael Smith, in which middle-aged Mike takes classes from his home computer and wanders MIT's Infinite Corridor lost in thought.

Nowhere Man finds love in OCW

November 7, 2006

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Sloan students climb great heights

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Gene machine takes the prize

Digging in for new graduate hall

MIT novelist makes his peace with war stories

Theresa Stone is appointed executive VP, treasurer

Benefits enrollment begins Nov. 15

Building technology expert describes studies of daylight

Robots headed for deepwater oil, gas operations

Study: DUSP is nation's best

Palestinian light fantastic

Shell Oil president discusses new fuels, energy security

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Nowhere Man finds love in OCW

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