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Knowing Greenland’s ice-free history offers a warning for the future as global temperatures rise.

Director and deep-sea explorer James Cameron says there should be more regulation for submersibles following the Titan disaster last month that left five people dead.

Director and deep-sea explorer James Cameron says there should be more regulation for submersibles following the Titan disaster last month that left five people dead.

Evan Iverson works to track data and keep the region healthy

Going Coastal | Jon Miller and Marissa Torres | Unraveling coastal inundation: an expert's perspective.

On July 10th, 2007, the National Science Foundation selected the former Homestake Gold Mine in Lead as the site for the Deep Underground Science and Engineering Laboratory.

In the 1950s, MIT severed ties to the SAGE air defense system it had developed. But to many, the name of the nonprofit created to take over the project has always suggested an Institute connection.

Going Coastal | Jon Miller and Marissa Torres | Beyond Borders: Coastal Engineering Chronicles Abroad

Guests get hands-on explanations of how permafrost melt contributes to climate change as part of the exhibit.

Hotline story runs too late, too earlyRunning the recent article on adding the Eating Disorders Hotline to New Hampshire school ID cards (“Student takes interest in eating disorder aid,” by New Hampshire Bulletin, May 27) was tardy and premature at...