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The past, present and future of MIT’s iPhone appAndrew Yu and David Foucher, who oversaw the app’s development, discuss how it came about and what to expect in future versions.

Charles Batterman, longtime MIT diving coach, dies at age 87A former national champion, he pioneered the use of physics principles in the analysis of dives.

Said and DoneHumanities, Arts, and Social Sciences digest for April 2010

Harvard borrowing privileges for MIT undergraduatesReciprocal borrowing program with Harvard College Library begins April 5

Providing for future energy needsStrategies for safe, economically competitive nuclear power

Paul Samuelson and Economics: Evolution of a ClassicNew memorial exhibit opens in Dewey Library

Junior Ruben Alonzo named Truman ScholarEconomics major among approximately 60 students nationwide selected as winners of the $30,000 graduate scholarship

Stata Center lawsuit amicably resolvedJoint statement issued today

Building peace between border zones, one diagnosis at a timeMoca Lab project wins 2010 Davis Projects for Peace Fellowship

NIMH Director Tom Insel on AutismHosted by the Simons Initiative on Autism and the Brain at MIT

Engineering success for underrepresented facultyMIT hosts minority faculty development workshop co-sponsored by Georgia Tech and the National Science Foundation

Changing the world through serviceSpring 2010 issue of Spectrum, the Office of Resource Development's magazine, is now available online

John Sterman on sustainable accessibiltyFrom Transportation@MIT

MIT wins Putnam math competitionSeniors Qingchun Ren and Yufei Zhao finish in top five, helping MIT secure overall victory and end a four-year drought.

MIT mentors, going viral: REFS poster contestWednesday, March 24, is the last day to cast your vote.