“MultiFab” 3-D prints a record 10 materials at once, no assembly required Printer from Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab uses machine vision and 3-D scanning to self-correct and directly embed components. August 24, 2015 Read full story →
Building the Living Wage Calculator Amy Glasmeier explores economic variations by region to shed light on income inequality. August 7, 2015 Read full story →
Making the new silicon Gallium nitride electronics could drastically cut energy usage in data centers, consumer devices. July 29, 2015 Read full story →
Study: Firms “underinvest” in long-term cancer research Tweaks to the R&D pipeline could create new drugs and greater social benefit. July 28, 2015 Read full story →
Computing at the speed of light Graduate student Sergio Cantu studies lasers to increase computational speed and security. July 13, 2015 Read full story →
Why do puddles stop spreading? Simple everyday phenomenon was unexplained by physics — until now. July 9, 2015 Read full story →
High school students find their MathROOTS at MIT Program aims to inspire female and underrepresented minority students to pursue STEM fields. July 8, 2015 Read full story →
Small thunderstorms may add up to massive cyclones on Saturn New model may predict cyclone activity on other planets. June 15, 2015 Read full story →
Bringing biochemistry to life with color Senior biology and chemistry major Daniel Zhang helps build noninvasive cancer diagnostic tools. June 2, 2015 Read full story →
Advance in quantum error correction Protocol corrects virtually all errors in quantum memory, but requires little measure of quantum states. May 26, 2015 Read full story →
Esther Duflo receives Princess of Asturias Award Top Spanish prize awarded to MIT economics professor and J-PAL co-director for contributions to development economics and policies to reduce poverty. May 22, 2015 Read full story →
Probing graphene physics MIT postdoc Javier Sanchez-Yamagishi charts quantum signatures of electronic transport in graphene. May 19, 2015 Read full story →
Object recognition for free System designed to label visual scenes according to type turns out to detect particular objects, too. May 8, 2015 Read full story →
3 Questions: Amanda Giang on controlling mercury pollution in India and China MIT graduate student studies how a new U.N. treaty could affect mercury emissions from coal power plants in Asia. April 17, 2015 Read full story →
Better sensors for medical imaging, contraband detection Magnetic-field detector is 1,000 times more efficient than its predecessors. April 6, 2015 Read full story →