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MIT Museum Soap Box series focuses on future of energy

October 17, 2006

Student inventors: Apply for the Lemelson $30K

October 16, 2006

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MIT technique reveals inner lives of red blood cells

Work could aid research on sickle cell anemia and malaria

October 16, 2006

Tim the Beaver welcomes Carol McKenna, left, and her daughter, Claire, an MIT senior, during Family Weekend.

Parents are coming!

Family Weekend offers a taste of MIT

October 13, 2006

Proposed undergraduate curriculum balances rigor, flexibility

Task Force report completes work begun in 1998

October 13, 2006

MIT Sloan student Elizabeth McQuillan gets into the spirit of Banana Village, the North Conway, N.H., amusement park she purchased and ran.

Mini golf businesswoman tees up at MIT Sloan

October 13, 2006

MIT releases endowment figures

October 12, 2006

Academy of Arts and Sciences inducts three from MIT

Institute Professor Emilio Bizzi is installed as academy president

October 12, 2006

Jose Mariano Gago, the Portuguese minister of science, technology and higher education, at left, signs a document signalling a collaboration between MIT and many of Portugal's top national universities. At rear, MIT Chancellor Phillip Clay and JoÃ£o Sentieiro, chairman of the board of the MIT-Portugal Program, look on.

MIT and Portugal to launch major research and education initiative

October 11, 2006

Institute of Medicine elects three from MIT

October 11, 2006

MIT's Deshpande Center announces fall 2006 research grants

October 11, 2006

CIS 'Reporters' Notebook' paints bleak scene in Iraq

October 10, 2006

MIT research scientist Rutledge Ellis-Behnke, left, and Professor Gerald Schneider bracket a monitor showing a transected liver after it has been treated with a liquid solution containing peptides. The peptides self-assemble into a gel that essentially seals over the wound. The two developed the technique with MIT colleagues and researchers at the University of Hong Kong.

MIT material stops bleeding in seconds

MIT unveils new treatment for wounds

October 10, 2006

Singapore-MIT collaboration aims to spur gaming sector

October 9, 2006

MIT economist Ross, expert in asset pricing, wins innovation prize

October 6, 2006

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