Tag: MIT

Here Are The U.S. Airports With The Most Influence In A Pandemic
Ok, this is cool. And also rather frightening, as I just caught Contagion on HBO the other night. Researchers at MIT's Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering to...
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New Portable Charger Gives You “Several Weeks” Of Charges
"It's like having a plug in your pocket," says Mouli Ramani of Lilliputian Systems. "This new power system will transform how consumers use their CE devices." For everyone that...
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Harvard, MIT Launching Free edX Courses
Harvard recently announced its new initiative to add book metadata availab...
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MIT Researchers Create Glare-Free Glass
MIT researchers have created a type of glass that is nearly invisible. MIT News reports th...
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Hack Turns Building Into a Playable Game of Tetris
Students at MIT converted one side of the Green Building at MIT into a full color working version of the game Tetris. According to...
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Nanotechnology Leaps Forward With New Cancer Drug
A team of scientists, engineers and physicians have found promising effects of a first-in-class targeted cancer drug called BIND-014 in treating solid tumors. BIND-014 is the fi...
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MIT Brains Work On “Smart Sand” Robots
Researchers at MIT are working on a project that could bring sci-fi fantasies to reality. But, then again, when aren't they? Nowadays, if you want something built, you take wood...
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MIT Photon Camera Can See 3D Objects Around Corners
Leave it to the MIT Media Lab to come up with crazy new stuff. Now they've made a camera that can see around corners. Well, kind of. It's not gonna take a picture of you that your...
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MIT Teaching Drones to Read Hand Gestures
Presently, the U.S. military is attempting to bring combat drones onto aircraft carriers. One of the major obstacles concerns how the unmanned fliers will interact with carrier per...
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MIT’s Free Online Course Enrollment Begins Today
The power and knowledge that education brings to somebody is priceless. MIT is cutting the price for that priceless education down to its namesake - free....
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Wireless Charging As You Drive For Electric Cars
A Stanford University research team has designed a high-efficiency charging system that uses magnetic fields to wirelessly transmit large electric currents between metal coils plac...
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Photonic Chips, Light To Replace Electricity In Our Microchips
Right now, as you're reading this, all kinds of electronic processes are running in your computer to make sure the information you desire is showing up on your monitor. What you mi...
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Flying Planes With An iPhone
I guess all that time spent playing Cube Runner could prove useful after all. An associate professor of aeronautics an...
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