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Self-oscillating gelsSelf-oscillating gels are materials that continuously change back and forth between different states — such as color or size — without provocation...
IceWallAs part of the Festival of Art, Science and Technology the IceWall instillation consists of blocks of ice stacked on each other, with seeds frozen in ...
Green GreaseStudents from MIT's Biodiesel team organizes the project, called Green Grease, and they traveled to Sao Paulo, Brazil last summer to begin the impleme...
The origins of 2.007
Video: AMPS MIT Video Productions; additional editing: Melanie Gonick
Professor of Engineering Woodie Flowers discusses course 2.70 and how it evolved into MIT's annual 2.007 Mechanical Engineering Robot Contest.
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- The origins of 2.007
- Professor of Engineering Woodie Flowers discusses course 2.70 and how it evolved into MIT's annual 2.007 Mechanical Engineering Robot Contest.
- Infinity, transformed
- MIT community members discuss the planning and development of the Institute's architecture, focusing on the Infinite Corridor and the recent opening o...
- Medical mirror
- PhD candidate Ming-Zher Poh discusses a system he designed that could measure vital signs just by having a person sit in front of a low-cost camera.
- Autonomous parking
- Research Scientist at MIT's AgeLab and Associate Director of New England University Transportation Center Bryan Reimer discusses and demos a car that ...
- MIT Toy Lab
- The MIT Toy Lab was founded in 2004 by Professor David Wallace and graduate student Barry Kudrowitz. It is a lab dedicated to the exploration of creat...
- Healing Haiti
- Danielle Zurovcik SM '07 shows how the negative pressure pump can help seal a wound.
- Quantum information
- Professor Seth Lloyd discusses research and education in his group, and the challenges of quantum information science.
- Manipulating molecules
- Professor Jongyoon Han discusses research and education in nonfluidic devices for biological applications.
- Moon hopping
- A team of MIT students led by Professor of the Practice of Astronautics and former NASA astronaut Jeffrey Hoffman have designed and built a prototype ...
- Solar paper airplane
- MIT Professor Karen K. Gleason explains how graduate student Miles Barr folds a solar cell into a paper airplane - research that is part of the Eni-MI...
- Models that monitor
- Professor George C. Verghese discusses research and education in his group that develops and applies computational models of human physiology for clin...
- Networks and behaviors
- Assistant professor at MIT Sloan Damon Centola describes research in which he compared the dissemination of public-health information through social n...
