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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.
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The Boston Globe,
"But that’s the kind of bookish lyricism you get when Harvard and MIT professors hang out with a hip-hop superstar nicknamed 'The Genius.'"
The Economist,
"One of the chief ways in which intelligence presses forward is through innovation, which is now recognised as one of the most important contributors to economic growth."
NECN,
"The MIT plan envisions eight new buildings, at least 120 apartments, and lots of stores and eating establishments to bring new life and activity to an area of Cambridge where there are now 5 million square feet of offices and labs — $2 billion worth — under construction or development."
The New York Times,
"Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed an algorithm to predict when an oncoming vehicle would be likely to run a red light."
USA Today,
"American Airlines' bankruptcy filing will have little immediate impact in Phoenix given the airline's limited roster of flights, but the long-term ripple effects could be huge if the company's exit plan involves a merger."
Scientific American,
"Students are busy – there is a lot of excellent stuff to highlight this week."
The Boston Globe,
"What will happen to ARPA-E in 2012 and beyond, given the battles in D.C. over deficit reduction, and the possibility that a 'sequestering' mechanism could impose across-the-board budget cuts?"
Forbes,
"The good news the AMP committee (Advanced Manufacturing Partnership) presented is the improvement over the past few years in manufacturing job growth."
The Boston Globe,
"MIT’s proposed new development has the potential to transform Kendall Square into a vibrant dynamic place where the activity at the ground is as cutting-edge as the science above." -Cambridge City Manager, Robert Healy
Yahoo News,
"The task of making a robot move more naturally may have scared away others in the past, but researchers at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) and the Laboratory of Information and Decision Systems (LIDS) have attacked the dilemma head on."
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