from MIT News by Fatima Hussain When Mehmet Efe Akengin first entered MIT, he intended to continue his internationally acclaimed mathematics career. The native of Istanbul, Turkey, was one of the country’s youngest gold medalists in the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO), an annual mathematics competition for high school students. With ...
from The Buzz by Nick Greenhalgh Do you live in the ever-changing weather of New England or the dry heat of the Southwest? Is your skin typically dry, oily, maybe both? Do you burn or bronze under the summer sun? Despite what the big beauty companies portray, the skin care ...
from BostInno by Lucia Maffei While taking the birth control pill has a lot of advantages, it has a catch: the pill needs to be taken every day at approximately the same time to display its full benefits, including protection from unplanned pregnancies. Aagya Mathur, a graduate student at MIT ...
by Cynthia Graber Newsha Gaeli didn’t come to MIT to study sewage, but on a chilly November morning, she’s staring into an uncovered manhole near campus, watching water churn below her colleague Luigi as Luigi is raised from the sewer by another MIT researcher, Shinkyu Park. Ghaeli and Park occasionally wince ...
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