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Wanna come out and play? Introducing the Department of PlayResearchers with MIT's Center for Future Civic Media develop ways to use play to engage youth in their communities.

MIT Sea Grant’s Sea Perch being tested at French universityUndergraduate course, created in collaboration with Total Corporation, will hold presentations on May 28.

Where the rubber meets the road"Why Chemomechanical Design of Materials is Critical to Sustainable Transportation Infrastructure" with Krystyn Van Vliet

Oil spills, safety and system design and managementInterdisciplinary thesis explores complexity of safety in organizations with a culture of blame and ways to address this

Meet tomorrow’s engineering leadersGordon Engineering Leadership Program graduates its first class

IS&T ending support for MIT TechTime, iPassConnect and related softwareEffective June 30, 2010, IS&T will no longer support MIT TechTime™ and iPassConnect

Chisholm receives Agassiz Medal from National Academy of SciencesMIT professor selected for her pioneering studies of marine organisms

Better models for better reactorsDepartment of Nuclear Science and Engineering teams working on improving computer-aided simulation and modeling

Joseph Sussman on Transportation in Contemporary Society: A Complex Systems ApproachPresented by Transportation@MIT

Tom Pettitt on the Gutenberg ParenthesisPresented by the MIT Communications Forum — hosted by James Paradis with respondent Peter Donaldson

Submit information for the 2010 awards websiteAnnual listing goes online this year

Joshua Jahnke, recently completed graduate studies, dies at age 29Dying from pancreatic cancer, the U.S. Navy lieutenant was determined to earn his degree.

Nominations being accepted for undergraduate marine research awardMIT Sea Grant College Program seeks candidates for 2010 Dean A. Horn Award

Time names Amy Smith among ‘world’s most influential people’Founder of D-Lab cited among top 'thinkers'

All in the family: MIT Sloan becoming home for the HatamisThird sibling to receive his MBA this spring; follows his older brother and younger sister.