Users click a button to open a side panel where they label content as accurate or inaccurate or question its accuracy, and they can identify other sources whose assessments are trustworthy. Then,... Read more »

“We had the same starting shorelines, and we saw that you get a really different final shape under uniform erosion versus wave erosion,” Perron says. “They all kind of look like the... Read more »

An optical micrograph shows the scales on the wings of an adult painted lady.COURTESY OF THE RESEARCHERS Using a special microscopic technique to peer through an opening they created in the chrysalis... Read more »

President L. Rafael Reif gave a shout-out to the Banana Lounge in May 2022 in his last presidential charge to the graduating class. “In its charming quirkiness, the Banana Lounge is ‘very... Read more »

In 2020, when she came to MIT for graduate school, Lee spent a virtual lab rotation with Laura Kiessling ’83, a chemist who helped pioneer the field of chemical biology. Unlike biochemistry,... Read more »

The Met Warehouse will give faculty in SA+P an environment for teaching and research that matches their professional and creative excellence. And the building itself is a kind of pedagogical tool, as... Read more »

But he is still busy and engaged. He and his wife, Kim, operate the DTS Charitable Foundation, which he founded in 1987 to promote a “vegetarian lifestyle, and prevention of cruelty and... Read more »

Take a beautiful spring weekend, add brass rats and Tim the Beaver swag, mix in technology talks and outdoor activities, fuse it all together with a lot of socializing, and what do... Read more »

His love for learning about the world around him was far too strong to be squashed by the official end of employment, though, and Eisinger kept writing, this time for a popular... Read more »