Technology Review: May/Jun 2012

MIT News: November/December 2011

The Office Next Door

Casual conversations among colleagues can prove surprisingly fruitful. At MIT, some of those conversations have lasted for 60 years.
By Peter Dizikes

Harnessing the Power of Polymers

Professor Paula Hammond '84, PhD '93, helps run the Department of Chemical Engineering. She also leads a polymer lab that's fighting cancer and developing clean energy technologies.
By Anne Trafton

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Pocketable Photovoltaics

New method could produce lightweight, flexible solar panels at low cost

A Cure for the Common Cold

New drug designed to target any viral infection

The Bard of Chemistry

Professor uses poetry to teach the ways of atoms

High-Res 3-D Imaging on the Go

Portable device allows precise imaging, easier inspections

Seeing the Forest from a Tree

New model predicts maximum tree heights

Rubik's Cube Math

Solving a cube won't take more than N2/log N moves

Meet the Author

Tainted Letters

A chronicle of the 2001 anthrax crisis

Alumni Letters

Letters

My View

Running the Numbers

My calculated approach to marathon training

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The Tech Show Must Go On

Despite the Depression, Paul Lappé '34 kept an MIT tradition alive.
By Kenrick Vezina, SM ’11

Alumni Connection

The Harvard Institute of Technology?

How alumni rallied for an independent MIT

Bronze Beaver Awards

MITAA honors longtime volunteer leaders

Outstanding Volunteers Earn Honors

2011 MIT Alumni Association award winners

Alumni Profiles

Adi Godrej '63, SM '63

Building global businesses in India

Cherry Murray '73, PhD '78

Physicist heads Harvard's engineering school

Carol E. Kessler, SM '82

Tackling nuclear proliferation

Susie Wee '90, SM '91, PhD '96

Marrying user experience and evolving technology

Jonathan Dakss, SM '99

Media Lab stint sparks iTV development

Adam Goldstein '10

From teen entrepreneur to startup success story

Puzzle Corner

Puzzle Corner

Donor Profile

Mike Dornbrook

Boston, Massachusetts

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