Pitch Perfect
An MIT summer camp that mixes math, physics, and baseball gets local middle-school boys excited about science.
By Kristina Bjoran, SM ’11
Technology Review: May/Jun 2012
In more than four decades at MIT, political scientist Suzanne Berger has shifted from studying French peasants to spearheading research on how to revive U.S. industry.
By Peter Dizikes
An MIT summer camp that mixes math, physics, and baseball gets local middle-school boys excited about science.
By Kristina Bjoran, SM ’11
Emily Obert '11 has always seen herself as a problem solver. A paralyzing accident at the beginning of her senior year gave her an unexpected set of challenges to tackle.
By Jeffrey Guo ’11
First 1K House prototype built in China
A new MEMS device generates energy from small movements
Technique for curbing inflammatory cells could help ward off heart disease and cancer
Adam Riess '92 shares prize for physics
Israel Ruiz, SM '01, succeeds Theresa Stone, SM '76
Radar technology looks through solid walls
Overlooking civilian deaths in overseas wars
The storied past and uncertain future of the Muddy Charles
Real-time online interviews
AASC election, call for alumni nominations
Research on air turbulence saves lives
Architect-artist found MIT inspirational
Monterey Bay Aquarium chief technologist brings ocean science to the public
Conductor weaves community into Brooklyn Orchestra events
Entrepreneur focuses on social media
Biomedical engineer uses electrical signals to grow beating heart tissue
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