massachusetts institute of technology

MIT in the Media

The following news clips about MIT, updated on a regular basis, are just a partial selection of our most recent media coverage.
Search by keyword
items per page 
The Boston Globe,
"Not to rub it in, but here are 10 cool, unusual classes you probably wish you were taking."
Boston Magazine,
"It's the holy grail of medical breakthroughs, and it just may be at hand. We’re talking about the cure for the common cold, and with it the end of influenza, stomach bugs, polio, hemorrhagic fevers, and quite possibly every other viral infection in the world."
The Boston Globe,
"Led by MIT and spurred by a $500 million White House initiative, universities nationwide are helping reinvent one of the country’s most critical industries."
The New York Times,
"When people hear that I work on quantum computing — one of the most radical proposals for the future of computation — their first question is usually, 'So when can I expect a working quantum computer on my desk?'”
The New York Times,
"The Internet isn’t really a technology. It’s a belief system, a philosophy about the effectiveness of decentralized, bottom-up innovation. And it’s a philosophy that has begun to change how we think about creativity itself."
CNN Money,
"Efforts to modernize the U.S. electric grid in recent years have emerged in the form of a hodgepodge of pilot projects, the installation of new technology and hefty financial backing from the U.S. government and private investors."
The Boston Globe,
"Students from St. Mark's School claim to have broken the record for folding paper at MIT Sunday using more than 10 miles of toilet paper."
Reuters,
"In a report on the future of the U.S. electric grid, through 2030, the team recommended that the federal agency should work with industry and have the appropriate regulatory authority to enhance cybersecurity preparedness, response and recovery."
Bloomberg,
"The U.S. needs standards to guard against cyber attacks on power lines that run to homes and businesses, according to a Massachusetts Institute of Technology report."
Boston Herald,
"Three MIT computer science majors were in the coding thick of it at Facebook yesterday as they competed in an overnight, 24-hour hackathon."
<< Start < Prev 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 Next > End >>