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Turning bricks and mortar green

February 23, 2009

Community Giving at MIT: now more than ever

February 23, 2009

Economist Robert C. Merton to receive Muh Award

February 23, 2009

South African activist photographer to visit MIT

February 20, 2009

Senior Angie Chiang, foreground, and junior Taylor Williamson write notes on the chemistry they have learned by making "Death by Chocolate" cookies in Patti Christie's Kitchen Chemistry course, offered in the ESG kitchen.

Cooking up a new approach to chemistry

February 20, 2009

MIT students and residents of Ventanilla, Peru work on the bicilavadora, a novel, inexpensive bike/washing machine.

Spin cycle: a new kind of washer

Machine could produce clean clothes and local jobs

February 19, 2009

"Willing, Wanting, Waiting," by Professor Richard Holton, head of the philosophy section in the Department of Linguistics and Philosophy, will be published in July by the Oxford University Press.

Big ideas

In unusual coincidence, MIT philosophers release eight books

February 19, 2009

Researchers discovered that thin layers of phytoplankton form where strong variations in flow velocity cause the cells to overturn. These flow conditions form a watery trap: phytoplankton can swim in but not out.

Stuck in the middle

MIT research explains how thin layers of tiny organisms form at sea; work could help predict harmful algal blooms like red tide

February 19, 2009

Lermusiaux chosen for Doherty Professorship

February 19, 2009

'Mind-Body Month' offers self-care, stress relief tips

February 18, 2009

New faculty task force to examine tenure issues

February 18, 2009

MIT to increase financial aid to middle-income families

Enhancements aimed at keeping MIT affordable

February 18, 2009

Six junior faculty named Sloan Research Fellows

February 17, 2009

Alan Jay Simmons, former Lincoln Laboratory group leader, 84

February 17, 2009

The figures show melanin production by Escherichia coli expressing a heterologous tyrosinase enzyme.Â Figure A is production with supplementation of the substrate (tyrosine) and Figure B is with endogenous production of the substrate (tyrosine) by 5 different engineered strains.

Enlisting microbes to solve global problems

Researchers harness bacteria to produce energy, clean up environment

February 17, 2009

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Spin cycle: a new kind of washer

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Lermusiaux chosen for Doherty Professorship

'Mind-Body Month' offers self-care, stress relief tips

New faculty task force to examine tenure issues

MIT to increase financial aid to middle-income families

Six junior faculty named Sloan Research Fellows

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