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Chart shows technologies that teens predict will be obsolete by 2015.

Survey gauges teens' view of tech future

January 12, 2006

Biomedical Engineering Center Director Elazer Edelman responds to seventh- and eighth-graders' questions about the science and ethics of stem cell research

Middle-schoolers ask tough science questions

December 21, 2005

Forum examines 'Cell Phone Culture'

November 30, 2005

National Academies honors Levenson's film for NOVA

November 30, 2005

Panel explores 'unnatural' Katrina disaster

November 23, 2005

Hockfield talks on responsibility of universities

November 9, 2005

Hockfield to give Miller Lecture

November 2, 2005

Apply now for Siegel Prize; deadline is Nov. 15

October 26, 2005

David Dibner, philanthropist, dies at 78

October 11, 2005

'Genius grants' go to 2 with MIT ties

September 28, 2005

Economist to discuss ending poverty

September 13, 2005

Maria 'Masha' Kamenetska, an MIT undergraduate, instructs participants in the Middle East Education Through Technology program earlier this summer. The program brings Israeli and Palestinian high school students together to learn computer science, entrepreneurship and leadership skills.

MIT program bridges Mideast divide

August 16, 2005

Chiping Chen, principal research scientist in the MIT Plasma Science and Fusion Center, poses with a diagram of the ribbon-beam amplifier that he and his colleagues developed.

MIT starts second wireless revolution

July 11, 2005

Study to explore risks, benefits of synthetic genomics

June 28, 2005

MIT takes on world's energy crisis

June 8, 2005

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