You know, in case you don't have a smart phone and don't mind looking like the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man.

You may have noticed we're fans of graphene around here, and now we have another reason to love graphene: it may revolutionize water desalination.

Au contraire, Shiba Inu.

We've all got somebody in our lives who will forward you something, anything, no matter how stupid it is.

Have you always wanted to go to Harvard or MIT but were too dumb or too poor -- or both -- to get in.

Tetris is playable on pretty much everything -- consoles, computers, handhelds, phones, watches, calculators -- and now you can add MIT's iconic Green Building to its list of supported platforms.

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Sounds legit.

Ramesh Raskar, Andreas Velten, and Moungi Bawendi at MIT have built a new imaging system that can capture videos at one trillion frames per second, meaning it can produce a slow-motion video of light in motion.