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A Scientific Journey with Professor Jonathan A. King to Uncover Bacteriophage Assembly Process by Pushing the Boundaries of Cryogenic Electron Microscopy and Tomography
...of bacteriophages in a cyanobacterium using a new electron optics called Zernike phase plate for image contrast enhancement in a 200 kV electron microscope (Figure 2) which was reported in...
Vol.XXXV No. 4May/June 2023
FNL Editorial Board Election Results: Three Re-elected; One New Member
The results are in for the recent electronic all-faculty/emeritus faculty election for members to the Faculty Newsletter Editorial Board. The only Institute election open only to all faculty and emeritus...
Revealing the Molecular Organization of the P22 Procapsid and Mature Capsid
...well for us. But Uli taught me how to isolate and image mitotic chromosomes, and this has remained my passion for the rest of my life. You can learn a...
Vol.XXXV No. 3January-April 2023
Candidates for Upcoming Election to Faculty Newsletter Editorial Board
...of editorial policy by the faculty Editorial Board, independent of influence by the MIT administration. The Newsletter has come to be widely read, not just at MIT but outside as...
Vol. XXXVIII No. 2October 2025
Join, or Die
Image by Benjamin Nathans In this brilliant adaptation of a 1754 political cartoon and woodcut by Ben Franklin, the University of Pennsylvania historian Benjamin Nathans reimagines the problem of collective...
Vol. XXXV No. 1September/October 2022
Encourage Your Students to Vote
...importance of voter participation; Use a Zoom background image (available through the PKG center or you can create your own) emphasizing the importance of voter registration; Reach out to work...
Vol. XXXV No. 1September/October 2022
Palestine, MIT, and Free Speech: A Letter from Student Activists to Our Professors
...paint a clear image of the patterns of suppression that students and scholars face on this campus. Some are the stories of graduated advocates, some are our own, and others...
Vol. XXXVII No. 2November/December 2024
What’s Driving This Bus?
...ways have these real estate changes benefitted our academic missions? How will they? Artist’s Rendering. Image:byencore A good way to get insight into the effects of change is to follow...
Vol.XXXVI No. 4April 2024
A Statement on Jewish Activism, Safety, and Recent Events at MIT
...were accosted by counterprotesters who projected violent imagery on a screen, yelled, pushed us, stepped on us, insulted us, and much more. We were harassed by other Jewish and Israeli...
Vol. XXXIV No. 3January/February 2022
A Unifying Online Proposal for MIT’s Educational Mission Based on Open edX
...metadata (topic, subtopic, a one-sentence description.) and dynamic metadata (difficulty, time to complete, percentage of text reread, . . .). Together, these enable teachers to quickly find resources for replacing...