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Wheel of Global Fortune: A leader in documenting man-made climate change, MIT's Ronald Prinn has also made it his business to inform world leaders--and the public--about the risks of ignoring it.

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Mr. Multimedia: Music + light + architecture = ingenious art.

Mind Control: Unifying algorithm for neural prosthetics will help convert brain signals into action.

A Second Dorm Life: Design competition for virtual MIT dorms.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Start Your Bots!: MIT fares well in DARPA's famous robotic-car race.

Kerberos Thinks Big: Authentication technology could be the watchdog for an even wider world.

Just Add Water: Simple techniques yield complex compound.

Three Big Initiatives

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The Real Thing: Leather and its imitators.

Seen on Campus

Sink or Swim: Four MIT student teams raced vessels, which they had constructed, in the Head of the Zesiger regatta in October.

Features

Perfecting Pitch: Dennis Freeman, SM '76, PhD '86, explores the workings of the inner ear.

Untethered in the Deep: Autonomous underwater vehicles advance--and stop, turn, and hover.

Alumni Connections

MIT 360: Current research, "Ingenious Machines" open new MIT Museum gallery.

Alumni Leadership Conference: Volunteers sharpen leadership skills.

Bronze Beaver Winners, Take Two

Honor Roll Applauds Volunteers

Alumni Profiles

James Flanagan, SM '50, ScD '55

Andrew Silver '64, SM '67

Sally Green, SM '78

Roberto Sanchez-Ramos '89

Brian Bilello '97

Gauri Nanda '05

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Dramatic Oversight: Dramashop turns 80, two years after celebrating its 50th season. (But who's counting?)

My View

Life on the Hill: Inside the U.S. Senate's energy debate.

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Brain Trauma in Iraq

Kevin “Kit” Parker describes the growing problem of IEDs and his efforts to develop a cell model to study brain injury.

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