Harvard University will resume requiring standardized test scores for admissions, joining other institutions like Brown and M.I.T. in reverting to traditional criteria post-pandemic.

MIT researchers, inspired by "Tetris," develop a new radiation detector with a 4-pixel array, enhancing cost, safety, and accuracy in radiation source location.

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute retracts a seventh study due to alleged image manipulation, in an ongoing issue involving multiple research paper irregularities.

MIT researchers have developed a machine-learning model to efficiently predict and prevent toxic responses in AI chatbots, using a 'red-team' AI for better testing.

MIT engineers have developed flexible "skeletons" for muscle-powered robots, enhancing their movement and control, potentially transforming future robotics applications.

MIT, NIST, and Demokritos collaborate to create a 3D printer that adjusts settings automatically for unknown materials, aiding sustainable manufacturing.

MIT scientists have debunked a previously acclaimed MRI method, revealing its signals of brain activity were actually artifacts from the imaging process, not neurons firing.

MIT's Haystack Observatory scientists plan to study the ionosphere's response to the April 8 solar eclipse, using instruments to capture atmospheric changes.

MIT researchers have 3D printed parts for a mass spectrometer to make it more affordable, potentially enabling in-home health monitoring for chronic diseases.

MIT researchers developed a technique using a convolutional neural network to improve the engineering of proteins, which may aid in neuroscience by enhancing brain activity measurement tools.

UMass Amherst researchers have developed a UV-emitting glass that reduces underwater biofilm growth by 98%, potentially saving the U.S. Navy millions in maintenance costs.

Lavender Tessmer at MIT is blending architecture and textiles, creating innovative fabrics with applications ranging from astronaut gear to construction.

MIT study reveals technology has replaced more jobs than created since the '80s, examining 35,000 Census job categories and a century of patents to assess automation vs. augmentation impact.