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MIT News: July/August 2009

Greening MIT
As the Institute publicly declares the need to curb greenhouse-gas emissions, it faces the daunting challenge of reducing energy use on campus.
Kevin Bullis, 'SM 05
MIT News

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Building Blocks of a New Interface
Media Lab toys feature cutting-edge technology and design.
Many Signals, One Chip
New RF chip mimics inner ear to pick up cell-phone, Internet, radio, and TV signals.
Hockfield Goes to Washington ...
...and Washington comes to MIT.
Faculty Vote for Open Access
MIT scholars' articles to be freely available on the Web.
Back to Square One
Methyl bromide destroys ozone, but substitute fumigant warms the planet.
High-Tech Tailoring
"Nanostitching" makes better materials.

Meet the Author

A Sum of Its Parts
Recountings offers an oral history of MIT's math department.

Seen on Campus

Historic Season

Features

Paper Trail
How Isaac Newton tracked down a counterfeiter--and helped form the modern concept of money. By Thomas Levenson
Rescuing the Everglades
Don DeAngelis '66 builds mathematical models of Florida wetland habitats in a bid to save threatened species. By Tom Nugent

Alumni Connections

The Soul of MIT
Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program marks 40th year.
Meet Kenneth Wang '71
The Alumni Association's new president.

Alumni Letters

Alumni Letters
Letters from our readers.

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Flying and Selling
MIT's human-powered aircraft was also a promising vehicle. By Anne O. Glausser, SM '09

My View

Entrepreneur Central
Quantifying the impact of MIT's startup culture. By Edward B. Roberts ’57, SM ’58, SM ’60, PhD ’62

Donor Profile

Melissa Ko Hahn and Doug Hahn
New York, NY

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