Technology Review: Jan/Feb 2012

MIT News: November/December 2007

Outsmarting the Flu

An influenza pandemic may be inevitable. But MIT researchers believe that its outcome isn't.

Geeking Out at Amazon

Jeff Wilke, SM '93, is genuinely passionate about the art--and science--of keeping customers happy.

77 Mass Ave.

Harvesting Pedestrian Power

A student-designed "crowd farm" would tap the energy from pounding feet for public spaces.

The Hack Report

A roundup of recent hacks.

Tomorrow, the World

High-school inventors take on the energy crisis.

Remembering Eugene Bell

MIT biotech pioneer.

Blasting Biofilms

Specially tailored viruses could eradicate chronic bacterial infections.

DSpace Goes Olympic

In just five years, the digital archiving software has found a wide range of online uses.

Liquid Pavilion
Oil Seen as Worse than Nuclear Power

Meet The Author

Just the Facts

Why we invaded Iraq

Seen On Campus

Seen On Campus

Rethinking space garb

Alumni Connection

MIT Visiting Committees

Alumni assure educational excellence.

Alumni Leaders

Honored for Decades of Service.

Alumni Profiles

James Prigoff '47

Former executive, now photographer, documents spray-can art.

Tom Imrich '69, SM '71

Hacking together a flight simulator launched a career.

Karen Dillon '79

KidSource founder balances career and family.

Megan Smith '86, SM '88

Pioneering change from PlanetOut to Google Earth.

Kairos Shen, March '91

Urban planner shapes Boston.

Joseph Palaia, SM '06

Targeting the commercial potential of Mars.

1865

The Nessie Quest

Edgerton joined out of friendship and curiosity.

My View

Work That Matters

My brother's greatest gift.

Alumni Letters

Letters from our readers

Donor Profile

Joseph Horton

Hoover, AL

Advertisement