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Where else but MIT would a tiny device that uses science to slowly deliver alcohol into a drink be developed? Probably nowhere. Known as the […]
Quin Etnyre has his own company that manufactures electronic bits for peoples’ pet projects, has taught MIT graduates how to program, and is already fairly […]
Researchers at MIT are at it again, continuing to push the boundaries of physical space with projects that people at one time could have only […]
In a new mini-documentary honoring his legacy, family members of the MIT officer killed in the line of duty, in the days following the Boston Marathon […]
Scientists at MIT’s Whitehead Institute have discovered that the flu virus is more insidious than we think. The researchers found that the virus is able […]
At the Mission Gratitude event that was held in September to raise money for the Home Base Program, an organization that helps veterans and their […]
Cambridge residents, and MIT students, can now get beer delivered to their door by bike. Three MIT graduates launched DrinkIn on Monday, a website that […]
An MIT alumnus known for pushing the boundaries when it comes to online dating is taking flak for his latest venture—a mobile app that encourages […]
The Daily Beast released a series of slideshows ranking colleges on various criteria, and two of their most interesting lists were those that ranked schools […]
It’s been an eerie week in robot news. Boston Dynamics, a Waltham-based company, released—quite literally—a beast of a robotic invention with animal-like features, allowing it […]
Sunglasses? Check. Signature black hat? Yep. The infamous goatee? It’s there, too. Students from MIT were sure to include all of the iconic garb that […]
A research team led by Harvard and MIT physics professors has manipulated photons of light to form molecules, a discovery that is very exciting to […]
A medieval historian from Boston College and two MIT professors were recently recognized for their work, and awarded fellowships from the John D. and Catherine […]
When children are diagnosed with dyslexia, it’s often because their teachers notice that they are struggling in school. But a new research project from MIT […]
Planes, trains, or automobiles – which is worse when it comes to air pollution? According to a new study from MIT researchers, the answer to […]