This issue of
the Faculty Newsletter features our editorial, asking "What Are We Willing to Pay for Clean Energy?" We also offer an interview with new MIT Corporation Chairman John Reed, and a piece on the continuing Random Faculty Dinners.
There is no doubt that an abundant supply of clean energy to power the planet ranks as one of the top issues that must be satisfactorily addressed if future generations . . .
American universities and scientists have played leading roles in large-scale challenges or disasters facing the nation throughout our national history.
As I begin the second year as your Faculty Chair, I’d like both to reflect on some lessons learned in my first year and invite you to join me in making this a year of . . .
MIT was ranked seventh (tied with CalTech) in the latest U.S. News & World Report undergraduate national universities rankings, announced in the magazine’s . . .
Last year, The New York Times [13 January 2009,12:2] published an article that was a very supportive discussion of the creation and operation of the TEAL physics . . .
I became Associate Provost at MIT in 1985. That was why I happened to be present at a Faculty Policy Committee meeting when Joel Moses – he wasn’t to become . . .
William Barton Rogers, a Southerner, came north to pursue his dream of a new kind of technical education because he found warm reception in the culture of . . .
Among the many milestones we will celebrate during the Institute’s 150th anniversary next year, I am particularly proud of the tenth anniversary of MIT OpenCourseWare. . .
According to a January 2010 story in The Chronicle regarding educational data breaches, most of the instances of losing “data on the move” occurred “when a . . .
It is with great sorrow that we report the death of our friend and colleague Michael S. Feld on April 10, 2010. Michael succumbed to multiple myeloma after an . . .