A Reunion at the "MIT of India"
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What's the most sought-after degree in Silicon Valley? Hint: It isn't from Stanford
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By Miguel Helft  On a spring Saturday, about 90 students from Stanford and as many from the University of California at Berkeley converged on Google's corporate campus for a day of spirited team competition over mind- bending puzzles, Lego building and video games.
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A screening of the upcoming movie âJumperâ at M.I.T. brought Hollywood and scientists together to discuss quantum physics and teleportation.
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Once the cutting-edge materials of engineering were steel girders, then transistors. And next, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is gambling, it will be DNA and cells -- the stuff of life.
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The participating libraries include those at the University of Michigan, Google co-founder Larry Page&#39;s alma mater; Stanford University, where Page and Google co-founder Sergey Brin met as doctoral students and dreamed up the idea of the search engine
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Vikram Kumar is hardly your typical tech chief executive. He shares a two-bedroom apartment with a sister and a nephew and gets around town by bicycle or in a 20-year-old Mercedes Benz. The 28-year-old MIT graduate works days as a pathology resident at Brigham and Women's Hospital across the Charles River in Boston and only turns his energies at night to his business: improving rural health care in the developing world with handheld computer technology.
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Reader Manish Kejriwal shares his memories.
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India's entry for the Oscars tells a touching tale.
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CAMBRIDGE -- A new friend-spotting software program will debut on the MIT campus today, allowing people to enjoy the social benefits of sharing their location without showing up on Big Brother's radar screen. The iFIND project turns every laptop into something like a precise Global Positioning System unit that can spot users -- down to the room they're sitting in ...
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The 25th anniversary of scanning tunneling microscopes was marked by an international contest to celebrate the most remarkable images created through this atomic-level technology. See some of the contest's most noteworthy submissions in this photo gallery.
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Sekhar Kammula's Happy Days bring back memories of college life. This clean entertainer has good characterisation and natural performances by the debutantes and others.
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In April of 2004, two Harvard undergrads walked into the Charles Hotel for a meeting with a venture capitalist. What happened next either highlights Boston's deficiencies as a greenhouse for a new generation of Web start-ups, or illustrates the incredible magnetism of Silicon Valley - or a bit of both.
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Computer-based matching system helps students to find the most compatible roommates.
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A screening of the movie âJumperâ at M.I.T. brought Hollywood and scientists together to discuss quantum physics and teleportation.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. _ Five days after Microsoft computer scientist Jim Gray vanished along with his sailboat, a stubborn community of tech colleagues tapped into their problem-solving prowess and an array of satellite and software technology.
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Reader Toral Mehta sends us her photograph with Anupam Kher.
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When it comes to hatching new biotechnology ideas, who's number one? It's Harvard. No wait, it's MIT.