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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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Forbes,
"One of the best moments at Techonomy this year was the debate between George Mason economist, Tyler Cowen, and MIT economist Erik Brynjolfsson."
Bloomberg Businessweek,
"MIT’s Sloan School of Management recently submitted employment figures for its 2011 MBA class."
Forbes,
"A research group at MIT has announced that they’ve developed a chip that mimics the synapse between neurons in the human brain."
Scientific American,
"A few of these conversations are more musical than the rest, including the following tidbits presented here this week on the latest research on music and the brain."
Popular Science,
"Research carried out by MIT and the Florida Institute of Human and Machine Cognition (IHMC) is delivering to the DoD a robotic biped that will run faster than Usain Bolt--perhaps as fast as 50 miles an hour eventually. Presenting DARPA’s robo-ostrich."
Wired,
"Today’s robots move about as fast as your grandma’s morning mall-walking group. Tomorrow’s robots will move as fast as Usain Bolt — all thanks to limbs modeled on ostrich legs."
The Boston Globe,
"Embodying the everlasting respiration of culture and counterculture, Bang on a Can, the new-music collective founded by composers Michael Gordon, David Lang, and Julia Wolfe, has gone from loft-concert outsiders to new-music establishment mainstays."
The Boston Globe,
"Massachusetts university and hospital officials, determined to prevent erosion of the research and development pillar of the state’s economy, have joined a lobbying slugfest over congressional efforts to slash hundreds of billions from the projected national debt."
WBUR,
"The MIT aging lab is also testing devices to monitor a patient’s use of medication and movement. These allow caregivers to remotely log on and make sure a patient in the early stages of Alzheimer’s is taking medications and is safe."
Forbes,
"The future Russia is a tech powerhouse rivaling the brain trust and talents of Silicon Valley, says the country’s presidential aide Arkady Dvorkovich during the APEC Summit in Honolulu this weekend."
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