Research projects in nonlinear dynamics, noise and vibration control, and nonlinear control. Faculty details, funded research projects, course offered and links.

Faculty and student datails, links, research papers and summaries.

Ideas and Technology for Healthy Aging.

A large-scale multiprocessor that integrates both cache-coherent, distributed shared memory and user-level message-passing in a single integrated hardware framework. Papers available.

An alliance of three universities - Tokyo, Swiss Federal Institutes of Technology, and MIT - to develop new, multicultural, strategic approaches to issues in sustainability.

Aiming to understand the nature of intelligence, to engineer systems that exhibit such intelligence by utilising vision, language, an in particular robotics.

Studies into use of linear actuators based on polymer hydrogel, which have characteristics similar to human muscle. Overview, presentations, people, projects, resources, publications and what's new.

A 1 GeV electron linear accelerator used in nuclear physics research.

Combines in one location expensive and highly automated instrumentation with the technical expertise needed to operate and maintain it efficiently. Includes RNA expression analysis, DNA sequencing and synthesis, high pressure liquid chromatography, spectrometry, peptide synthesis and purification etc. Details of costs, data downloads, forms and other links.

Details about center, its people, research, industrial programs, student leadership council, education and outreach facilities, umbrella programs, events, and links.

A facility for the support of, and research in, technology-facilitated education.

Research on theory of learning, neuroscience, bioinformatics and functional genomics, information extraction in text and multimedia, object detection/recognition, man-machines interfaces, virtual financial markets.

Combining engineering with molecular and cellular biology to develop new approaches to biomedical technology. Displays goals and objectives, core members, current research and directions, laboratory facilities, affiliated departments, seminars, and positions available.

One of eight USA National Cancer Institute basic research centers. Seeking to understand how cancer is caused, progresses and responds to treatment. Details of faculty and research, news, education and resources plus details of how to donate and links.

Examining organizational structures and coordination technology and theory. Displays papers, news, links, people plus information on the Process Handbook Project, a matrix of change and inventing the organizations of the 21st century.

Research into mutations, cancer biological engineering for toxicology and environmental systems. Includes an introduction, staffing details and information about research, facilities, administration, outreach activity, news, committees, contacts and directory.

Active in predicting changes in the global environment combining meteorology, oceanography, hydrology, chemistry, and satellite remote sensing. Site has personnel details, reports, research, education, affiliates, education, directory, jobs and contact information

Conducts field-based research related to the management and use of IT in complex organizations. Research, faculty, research, sponsorship, education, contacts and search facilities.

A description of programs offered, a calendar of events, downloads of publications, faculty listing and contact information.

A state-of-the-art laboratory in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at MIT for probing the properties and surfaces of engineering and biological materials at atomic and molecular length scales through mechanical contact.

Information on the group, headed by Prof. H.L. Tuller, including Staff, Research, publications and general electroceramics information.

Homepage of Dr. Matthias Holweg, international motor vehicle program at MIT.

Summary of all current projects.

A program for English majors, working scientists, journalists, freelance writers, and others in which to learn the art and discipline of science writing.

Research focuses on abstracting electronic content from its traditional physical representations, and on how electronic information overlaps with the everyday physical world. Includes information on academics, research, publications, events, and people.

Developing techniques for fabricating surface structures ranging from nanometers to micrometers with close associations to the Space Nanotechnology Laboratory (SNL). Details provided of faculty, staff, and graduate students, research, annual reports, publications, nanostructures seminar series, and courses.

Includes information about alumni, contacts, news, research, people and links.

MIT's oldest and largest interdisciplinary research laboratory. Home to research in electronics and optics; communications and signal processing; language, speech, and hearing; and other areas. Located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Provides fundamental knowledge for automotive engineering students. Includes details of research, people, sponsors, facilities and general information.

The Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture at MIT and Harvard University promotes research and teaching in Islamic art, architecture, and urbanism.

Studying pollution of ambient airsheds by energy and other industrial sources and means of detecting and tracing pollutants and preventing emissions. Includes past annual and summer symposium reports, current projects, directors and science advisory committee details.

Explorings methods to overcome pin limitations in Field Programmable Gate Arrays. Details of people, documents and pictures.

The study of all manners of flows found in nature and part of the Department of Ocean Engineering. Details provided of projects, people, facilities, weekly seminars, opportunities, links, and contacts.

An organization created to lead the World Wide Web to its fullest potential by developing common protocols that promote its evolution and ensure its interoperability.

Part of planetary astronomy lab in the Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences (EAPS). Opened in 1971 and has two large telescopes in domes, the 16- and 24-inch Cassegrain reflectors, and four smaller telescopes in a retractable-roof shed. Information provided in regard to history, publications, projects and interesting astronomy links.

A non-profit, independent basic research and teaching institution recognized worldwide for pathfinding programs in cancer and AIDS research, developmental biology, structural biology, infectious disease, and genetics.