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Help Net Security  UK The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has released version 1.7 of its Kerberos network suite. The previous release, version 1.6.3, contained several known security vulnerabilities (CVE-2009-0844, CVE-2009-0845, CVE-2009-0846 and ...

James Champy finds much to admire at MIT. But as a seasoned insider, and as a successful entrepreneur, business writer and consultant, he thinks ... mitworld.mit.edu

At the conclusion of 14 years at the helm of the Institute, Chuck Vest discusses the challenges and opportunities involved in guiding a major ... mitworld.mit.edu

In her opening address for Technology Day, MIT President Susan Hockfield lays out MIT’s ambitious agenda for addressing energy and the ... mitworld.mit.edu

This inaugural address lays the groundwork for an 11-part series on MIT’s efforts in cancer research. Susan Hockfield views MIT’s Center for ... mitworld.mit.edu

By bandr –Erik Brynjolfsson, Schussel Professor of Management, Director of the Center for Digital Business, MIT. “This book should provide valuable guidance for management and technology consultants. The Executive’s Guide to Information ...

By Ellen Duranceau Ellen Finnie Duranceau / Scholarly Publishing and Licensing Consultant / efinnie@mit.edu Tags:Current Mortgage Rates The latest in the series of podcasts on scholarly publication and copyright is an interview with MacKenzie Smith, Associate Director for Technology in the MIT Libr...

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By Michael Scientists under Dr. Robert Howe, professor of engineering at Harvard BioRobotics Laboratory, are developing a robotic system for transmyocardial repairs of mitral valves (for now, probably, stenotic ones), reports the MIT Technology Review: Unlike traditional mitral-valve rep...

By Roys Guess what I found at MIT (yes, the famous Massachusetts Institute of Technology) - two very cool papercraft sites recommended by the Toy Product Design course at the MIT OpenCourseware site. © PaperRobots1999.com ...

By bandr Stephen A. Ward and Robert H. Halstead are both Associate Professors of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at MIT. Computation Structures is included in the MIT Electrical Engineering and Computer Science series. download.

By Ellen Duranceau The latest in the series of podcasts on scholarly publication and copyright is an interview with Dr. Gari Clifford, Principal Research Scientist and Instructor in Biomedical Engineering in the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences & Technology, and Engineering Manager for th...

By sanraj Parameters for Air Interface Communications at 433 MHz 3 The RFID Academic Convocation co-hosted by the Auto-ID Lab at MIT brings together RFID research principals, leaders from industry and government, and technology providers to ...

By smallgfx The MIT Sloan School of Management is one of the five schools of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. It is one of the world's leading business schools, conducting research and teaching in ...

By Moderator For the last four years, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has made all of it’s courses free to the public. Through the Open Course Ware program, anyone, anywhere can download entire courses, syllabi, readings, ...

As a reminder, all new Unix accounts (Undergraduate accounts excepted) are set up with a default Unix shell of /bin/nologin that prohibits login access. If faculty, staff, or graduate students wish to use PuTTY or FileZilla to connect to their Unix account, they must first change this op...

By bandr For researchers, practitioners and managers in electrical engineering. MIT’s Auto-ID Labs Open Source code and tools for RFID implementation are available via www.cambridge.org/9780521880930. download.

By Ellen Duranceau The latest in the series of podcasts on scholarly publication and copyright is an interview with Dan Ariely, who was Alfred P. Sloan Professor of Behavioral Economics here at MIT, until very recently, when he moved to Duke University, where he is now James B. Duke Professor of Behavioral Ec...

Ben Campbell (Jim Sturgess), based on the real life Massachusetts Institute of Technology card-counter Jeff Ma, is an MIT pre-med student who applies for the prestigious Robinson Scholarship, a full scholarship to Harvard Medical School ...

By Ellen Duranceau The latest in the series of podcasts on scholarly publication and copyright is an interview with Hal Abelson, Class of 1922 Professor of Computer Science and Engineering in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT.

By Ellen Duranceau Professor Lienhard’s research interests include Heat and Mass Transfer and Fluid Mechanics, among other areas. He is the recipient of several teaching awards at MIT as well as research awards from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.

By Ellen Duranceau In the new episode, we hear from Professor Eric von Hippel, T Wilson Professor of Management at the MIT Sloan School of Management and Professor of Engineering Systems at MIT. He specializes in research related to the nature and economics of distributed and open innovation.

By Ellen Duranceau In “Making a Difference: Pushing Back on DRM at MIT,” Anna Gold, Head of the Engineering and Science Libraries, tells the story of MIT’s rejection of Digital Rights Management technology when it was being imposed by a scholarly society for use of its technical papers here at MIT.

By Dan Colman Cognitive Sciences & Psychology. Brain Structure and its Origins - iTunes - Download Course - Gerald Schneider, MIT; General Psychology - iTunes - Feed - John Kihlstrom, UC Berkeley; History of Psychology - Feed - City University of New ...

By Peter Suber Echoing Professor Heywood, Alan Epstein, Professor of Aeronautics and Astronautics, believes that “If SAE limits exposure to their material and makes it difficult for people to get it, faculty will choose to publish elsewhere.” ...

By Blake The MIT Libraries have canceled access to the Society of Automotive Engineers' web-based database of technical papers, rejecting the SAE's requirement that MIT accept the imposition of Digital Rights Management (DRM) technology. SAE's DRM technology severely limits use of SAE pape...

If you were a member of the Society of Automotive Engineers and managed to get a paper published in that organization's journal, wouldn't you be distressed if you found out that students and faculty at the country's best school couldn't get access to it? That's where things stand at the mo...

By Ellen Duranceau MIT faculty respond Anna Gold, Head, Engineering & Science Libraries: annagold@mit.edu / x3 7741 Tracy Gabridge, Associate Head, Barker Engineering Library: tag@mit.edu / x3 8971 Ellen Finnie Duranceau, Scholarly Publishing and Licensing Consultant, efinnie@mit.edu / x38483

By Plaxco Original image size: 27 x 21 inches. I recently discovered a great collection of free online courses being offered by MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology). Known as MIT OpenCourseWare, it consists of [...]