Technology - general
Scientists generate electricity from viruses
15 May 2012
Scientists have developed a way to generate power using harmless viruses that convert mechanical energy into electricity
Unique Mayan find puts paid to doomsday theories
12 May 2012
First light from a super-Earth spotted
By Jennifer Chu, MIT News Office | 09 May 2012
Navigating the shopping centre
05 May 2012
Rapid testing of food quality
04 May 2012
Analysing energy potential
04 May 2012
Flying 3D eye-bots
02 May 2012
Seeing inside the nose of an aircraft
26 Apr 2012
Taking it all in: revealing how we sense things
25 Apr 2012
Engineering a safer world
24 Apr 2012
Photoreceptor transplant restores vision in mice
23 Apr 2012
Links between air pollution and early death established
21 Apr 2012
In a study appearing this month, MIT researchers report that emissions from cars, trucks, planes and powerplants cause 13,000 premature deaths — more than road accidents — in the UK alone each year. By Jennifer Chu, MIT News Office
Atoms in quantum dialogue
21 Apr 2012
Pinpointing how antibiotics work
20 Apr 2012
While antibiotics have been in use for more than 70 years, the exact mechanism by which they kill bacteria has remained a mystery. Now MIT researchers uncover a mechanism that produces fatal DNA damage in bacteria
Research a key step toward quantum computers
20 Apr 2012
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