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Professor Laurence R. Young ScD ’62, from MIT’s Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics, learns about some of the features in the Lockheed Martin Joint Strike Fighter simulator — brought to MIT with help from the F...

MacGregor residents were evacuated yesterday for an hour and a half after a steam pipe exploded nearby on Amherst Alley.

Maria Ferrante serenades Nobel Laureate Peter Diamond PhD ’63 (Economics 2010) with the joys of caffeine and its importance in coffee during Chemist in a Coffee Shop, this year’s Ig Nobel mini-opera.

The Clover food truck, located on Carleton St. near the Kendall T-stop, has recently extended its hours and is now open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The t=0 stage featured Mitch Kapor, founder of Lotus Development Corporation; Brad Feld, the co-founder of Foundry Group and TechStars; Rich Miner, the co-founder of Android; Dharmesh Shah, the founder and CTO of HubS...

Engineers, hackers, and others come together to take part in the Start-Up Lab at t=0 this past weekend. Each team proposed a business solution to a real-world problem: some proposed solutions to help change the educat...

David A. Alfonso ’13 and Iris Xu ’14 sail upwind during the Hatch Brown Trophy regatta this Saturday. The regatta attracted teams from as close as Harvard to as far as the University of Minnesota.

A delicate work of art by Art Politis is showcased at the art gallery at t=0.

This futurist humanoid machine was featured at the art gallery space at t=0, the entrepreneurship conference that took place at MIT this past weekend. Engineers, scientists, architects, inventors, and hackers came tog...

An instrument created by Jason Sidney Sanford and Zacharay Katz. Besides Sanford and Katz, t=0 also featured Mitch Kapor, the founder of Lotus Development Corporation; Brad Feld, the co-founder of Foundry Group and Te...

Instrument designer Jason Sidney Sanford displays one of his creations. Sanford also led a workshop focused on the importance of feedback in design.

The Brickfair exhibit this past August featured intricate LEGO structures. This model from the Virginia Brickfair, “Apocalypse Area,” depicts a building with foliage growing on the collapsed structure.

This summer the Prudential Building lit its windows in support of the Boston Bruins prior to their Stanley Cup win in June. This was a historic victory, as it was the first time the Bruins took the Cup since 1972.

A model of the LHC superconducting magnet displayed at the CERN Meyrin site in Geneva, Switzerland. CERN is the European Organization of Nuclear Research where the Large Hadron Collider, the world’s largest particle a...

Männlichen, Switzerland, affords tourists breathtaking mountain views. Here, you can clearly see lush green areas in lower elevations and crisp snow at much higher elevations, even in the summer months.

This Virginia Brickfair exhibit shows a radioactive spill with LEGOmen in HazMat suits attempting containment.