Intel PhD fellowship recipients announced
Four students from the EECS have been named among this year's winners of the Intel PhD Fellowships
A turning point in the struggle against cancer?
Using new tools, ideas and ways of working, MIT biologists and engineers hope to change paradigm.
Braille made simple
MIT students develop device that could make labeling easier for the visually impaired. Product could be on the market next year.
Out of darkness, sight
By studying rare cases of restored vision in older children and young adults, MIT neuroscientists are figuring out how the brain learns to see.
Forums to focus on Institute-wide planning
Events to feature discussion of Task Force preliminary report's recommendations on cutting costs and enhancing revenues.
After 52 years, Tech Talk ceases publication
Today, the News Office launches a new web site designed to serve the MIT community — and to tell the Institute's story to the wider world.
Think globally, snack locally at Sept. 14 fall break
Killian Court event to showcase GreeningMIT efforts
Class of 2013 formally welcomed
MIT President Susan Hockfield evoked the research, teaching
and technological contributions of English scientist Michael Faraday on Sunday,
Aug. 29, as she formally welcomed the Class of 2013 and their families to the
Institute community.
Statement on Sen. Edward M. Kennedy
MIT President Susan Hockfield's statement on the passing of Sen. Edward Kennedy
Letter to the community on Institute-wide planning
Task Force's preliminary report released to the community