Computer science and technology

Public database aids drug researchers

May 30, 2006

Senior research scientist Jagadeesh Moodera, left, points to the molecular beam epitaxy setup he uses in his research. With him are Tiffany Santos, graduate student in materials science and engineering, and postdoctoral associate John Philip.

New material puts its own spin on electronics

May 24, 2006

Freshman R.J. Ryan hits the 'emergency' button in his automatic dorm room on East Campus. The button activates 'party mode.'

Freshmen automate dorm room

May 24, 2006

Animatronic monkeys keep graduate student Rachel Kern company in her office at the Media Lab on Friday, May 12. Colleague Matt Adcock, background, has another monkey with him. The monkeys are designed to aid communication between colleagues.

Media Lab researcher gets into Monkey Business

May 17, 2006

Infotech program aids African students

May 17, 2006

Nokia Research Center Cambridge opens

April 21, 2006

New map reveals secret of stem cell development

April 21, 2006

Professor of biology Graham Walker watches two Holliston High School students -- Hannah Cohen, left, and Kristen Mirageas -- explore the PDBViewer in the TEAL classroom in the basement of the Stata Center on Friday, March 31.

Protein viewer unveiled

April 12, 2006

Professors Douglas A. Lauffenburger, Peter K. Sorger and Michael B. Yaffe share a moment together in Sorger's lab. The three members of MIT's Center for Cancer Research led a team of scientists that has found links between inflammatory disease and cancer.

Studies link cancer, inflammatory disease

March 29, 2006

Karger moves in the best circles

Engineering prof to perform in folk dance festival

March 1, 2006

IBM's Everywhere Display is part of the 'Digital_minimal' exhibit now on display in the School of Architecture and Planning's Wolk Gallery through March 29. The installation is a video projector with a rotating mirror that allows any surface around it to become a potential screen.

New directions for digital design on display

March 1, 2006

MIT Assistant Professor John Ochsendorf of architecture gave a talk to the American Association for the Advancement of Science in February in which he described a new software tool designed to find a structure's most efficient form.

Virtual forms for buildings and society

Faculty present findings at AAAS meeting

February 23, 2006

New tool may reveal architectural past

February 23, 2006

National Academy of Engineering welcomes 2 from MIT

February 14, 2006

IAP: Lab demonstrates voice recognition software

January 23, 2006

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