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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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Boston Herald,
"Computer science guru Nicholas Negroponte is best known as the founder of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Media Lab, creator of the One Laptop per Child Association and being a savvy investor..."
Boston.com,
"Students from Harvard Business School and MIT Sloan School of Management will take on IBM Corp.’s Watson, the supercomputer that famously beat two human competitors in the TV show game show Jeopardy!"
Bloomberg Businessweek,
"Still, there are intriguing signs that the manufacturing job picture could stabilize or perhaps improve in the coming years, thanks to a combination of forces unleashed by the Great Recession and by globalization."
Bloomberg Businessweek,
"At MIT, grads can expect a net return of $1.7 million, making it the most valuable college degree in the nation, while at other schools the earning power of graduates is far less."
CNN,
"Graphene has been hailed as a 'miracle material' which could revolutionize materials science because of its unique properties."
Boston Herald,
"A Massachusetts-led team of researchers has mapped out much of the mysterious “dark matter” that regulates the human genome and is the source of many disease-causing mutations, findings that appear in a paper published today."
New Scientist,
"Stand up too quickly and you might see stars. Analysing the area of the brain that creates these tiny flashes of light could help blind people to see."
Wired,
"Researchers at MIT have discovered that graphene can turn light into electricity, but not the way you’d think."
The Huffington Post,
"One of the keenest areas of solar power research these days is into how nature turns the sun’s rays into energy for growth."
The Huffington Post,
"However, this training doesn't address the lack of workers trained in the specific skills needed for today's advanced and higher tech manufacturing."
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