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Professor Oral Buyukozturk of civil and environmental engineering, left, and student Tzu-Yang Yu in the lab with a concrete sample and an image (on the laptop screen) produced with the noninvasive damage-assessing technology they developed.

Handheld device 'sees' damage in concrete bridges, piers

Aging structures can be inspected immediately, onsite

May 18, 2007

From left to right, Professors Linda Griffith and Leona Samson with Harvey Lodish of the Whitehead Institute, and graduate student Joe Shuga.

DNA-damage test could aid drug development

May 14, 2007

These peptide arrays--glass slides covered with thousands of tiny protein fragments--were used to observe the formation of the long fibers key to certain neurodegenerative diseases.

Scientists ID secret to infectious protein

Prions misfold and recruit others to follow suit

May 10, 2007

Initiative leadership guides energy goals

May 9, 2007

Professors Jefferson Tester and Angela Belcher are co-chairs of the energy education task force.

Task force forges energy curriculum

May 9, 2007

Professor Leon Glicksman and Vice President Theresa Stone are heading up the 'Walk the Talk' task force on energy issues.

Group leads 'greening' of Institute

May 9, 2007

Charles D. Paton dies, memorial on May 11

May 9, 2007

Twelve MIT faculty are elected to AAAS

May 8, 2007

MLK urban planner seeks viability for inner city

May 7, 2007

MLK professor teaches 'excitement' of solving math--and life--problems

May 2, 2007

Five from MIT elected to National Academy of Sciences

May 1, 2007

Professor James Fujimoto with a high-resolution, 3-D image generated using a new type of laser in combination with the Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) system he developed in the early 1990s with Eric Swanson of MIT Lincoln Laboratory.

MIT team takes high-res, 3-D images of eye

April 30, 2007

Quarter Century Club induction will be held May 8

April 30, 2007

Genzyme co-founder will discuss long-term energy research

April 27, 2007

MIT Professor and Nobel Prize winner H. Robert Horvitz gave the Killian Award Lecture April 24

Horvitz urges support for basic science in Killian lecture on cell life and death

April 26, 2007

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Twelve MIT faculty are elected to AAAS

MLK urban planner seeks viability for inner city

MLK professor teaches 'excitement' of solving math--and life--problems

Five from MIT elected to National Academy of Sciences

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