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U.S. energy secretary to speak to MIT community April 9

April 8, 2008

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What is good water worth?

April 8, 2008

Langer a finalist for Millennium Technology Prize

April 8, 2008

MIT Professor of Mathematics Gigliola Staffilani, one of the organizers of the Women in Math conference taking place April 12-13 at MIT, teaches a course on multivariable calculus.

MIT conference celebrates women in math

April 7, 2008

In this magnified image from the PNAS paper, a nerve cell derived from artificially created stem cells is shown after its integration in an animal brain.

Stem cell method treats Parkinson's symptoms in rats

April 7, 2008

Junot Díaz wins Pulitzer for 'Oscar Wao'

April 7, 2008

Stated by Stata

April 4, 2008

Panel focuses on turning biomedical advances into reality

April 3, 2008

Name change for graduate student dean, office

April 3, 2008

$500K helps MIT walk the talk on energy conservation

Institute retrofitting buildings with green technology

April 2, 2008

The creators of the MIT six-rotor vehicle, above, developed in collaboration with Ascending Technologies GmbH in Germany, won a tie for first place in a competition to develop a micro air vehicle to aid in a hypothetical hostage situation.

Awards & Honors

April 2, 2008

Dower to deliver Killian Award lecture April 7

April 2, 2008

From left, MIT freshman Daniel Sauza, sophomore Stephanie Brown and seniors Ceryen Tan and Joyce Chen (in mask) work with materials science and nuclear engineering professor Linn Hobbs to cover limestone blocks with mortar as they build up their pyramid on the sixth floor of Building 16.

Gathering 'concrete' evidence

MIT class explores controversial pyramid theory with scale model

April 2, 2008

The unusual geometry of this star system made it possible for researchers to discover the first evidence of the middle stages of planet formation. Above, one star rises above the obscuring disk of matter, and its light becomes visible.

Catching planets in the making

Team sees first signs of formation's middle stages

April 2, 2008

Gene's 'selective signature' helps scientists identify instances of natural selection in microbial evolution

April 2, 2008

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U.S. energy secretary to speak to MIT community April 9

What is good water worth?

Langer a finalist for Millennium Technology Prize

MIT conference celebrates women in math

Stem cell method treats Parkinson's symptoms in rats

Junot Díaz wins Pulitzer for 'Oscar Wao'

Stated by Stata

Panel focuses on turning biomedical advances into reality

Name change for graduate student dean, office

$500K helps MIT walk the talk on energy conservation

Awards & Honors

Dower to deliver Killian Award lecture April 7

Gathering 'concrete' evidence

Catching planets in the making

Gene's 'selective signature' helps scientists identify instances of natural selection in microbial evolution

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