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What We Don't Know in Physics MIT: Physicists seek the origins of mass, the nature of dark matter, and beautiful equations to describe the universe.
By Katherine Bourzac, SM '04

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Smoother Flight: A tool for air traffic management takes off

Krugman Wins Nobel: MIT-trained economist rethought global trade

From the President: Planting the Seeds for Clean Energy

Green Light: Energy Night is electric

Trees, Save Yourselves: A new system makes clever use of bioenergy

Securing Ports: Nuclear resonance fluorescence may help

App Class: An MIT team wins $300,000 in Google's Android Developer Challenge

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Social Science: In Honest Signals, Alex (Sandy) Pentland explores the power of nonverbal communication.

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Why Women Leave Science: Fixing the leaky pipeline has become a matter of national competitiveness.
By Sue V. Rosser and Mark Zachary Taylor, PhD '06

The Peripatetic Professor: Joseph Stiglitz, PhD '67, brings mathematical precision--and a lot of frequent-flier miles--to the task of eliminating poverty.
By Anne Murphy

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Work It Out: January externships launch careers

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Déjà View: MIT's 1979 interactive map of Aspen, CO, anticipated one of Google's hottest tools
By Erica Naone, SM '07

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Zoz Brooks, PhD '07

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