A Reunion at the "MIT of India"
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What's the most sought-after degree in Silicon Valley? Here's a hint: It isn't from Stanford
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Aug 17 - Professor Raj Reddy, an Indian researcher in artificial intelligence and a professor at Carnegie Mellon University. Has designed a wirelessly networked personal computer worth just 250 US dollars intended for the four billion people around the ...
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NEW DELHI, SEPTEMBER 3: After 42 days of captivity in Iraq, including a few traumatic TV moments with guns at their foreheads, the return of Tilak Raj, Antaryami Bains and Sukhdev Singh on Friday morning was quite simply the reunion of three weary men
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Reader Fakkiresh Shambu Bijapursends us a picture.
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India's entry for the Oscars tells a touching tale.
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By Ed Marcum  It's a true sign of the times: Halls High School madrigal alumni are organizing a reunion/concert in a way that wouldn't have been possible several years ago.
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PORT BLAIR, India -- Hari Krishna was back in school yesterday, confused as ever in his chemistry class, but grateful for any place to learn at all.
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Reader Ektaa Minocha sends us a picture.
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A tiny picture of Cambridge University's crest demonstrates the emerging power of nanotechnology.
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Reader Manish Kejriwal shares his memories.
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The MIT Technology Review, which was introduced in 1899, is getting a makeover to help attract readers and advertisers.
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MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge  What: On March 14th, the MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge will  host discussions with four expert panelists at the cutting edge of  digital media.
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Reader Arijit Basu remembers a girl he knew in college.
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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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Reader Satyendra Jha shares his memories.
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New Delhi, Sep 3 (UNI) The three released Indian hostages returned home early today for an emotional reunion with their families ending an ordeal that kept the whole nation on the edge for more than a month.
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MIT scientists perfect the use of light beams as a tweezer-like tool for manipulating microscopic objects.