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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,
"Twenty-one minutes later, with mousetraps sprung, dominoes tumbled, and rockets shot high into the air at stations set up around the outer edge of a gymnasium, 14 ostrich feathers inscribed with the lines of a sonnet drifted into the waiting hands of volunteers."
Bloomberg Businessweek,
"Some economists believe that today's grinding unemployment and slow growth are masking the transition to a vibrant digital economy."
Yahoo! News,
"Inspired by the way trees spread their leaves to capture sunlight, MIT Engineering Professor Jeffery Grossman wondered how efficient a three-dimensional shape covered in solar cells could be."
Wall Street Journal Blogs,
"Despite seemingly endless financial turmoil in Europe and gridlock in Washington, venture investors and entrepreneurs found reason to be optimistic Friday at MIT’s annual venture capital conference."
Boston Herald,
"Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer breaks ground Monday on a new Kendall Square research center."
Science,
"Researchers have now discovered a gene that helps some worms to stay away from bacteria that might be bad for their health."
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."
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