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Lech Majewski’s The Mill and the Cross blends painting and real life.

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The $1K house prototype in Sichuan, China, actually ended up costing $6K, but the building was 30 percent bigger than originally planned.

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Kate (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) and Sander (Ulrich Thomsen) examine a mysterious something in “The Thing.”

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Yung Ho Chang and Ying chee Chui designed a $1K house prototype based on a single module with branching rectangular rooms.

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Satto Tonegawa ’15.

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Arthur Ganson’s “Margot’s Other Cat” adds a touch of humor to Gestural Engineering, on view at the MIT Museum.

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Detail of the coupled gear systems in “Machine with 11 Scraps of Paper” from Arthur Ganson’s Gestural Engineering exhibit.

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Situation for Noon Eastern Time, Friday, October 28, 2011

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Robert J. Silbey talks at MacVicar Day in 2005.

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A Red Line train arrives at Alewife, in this 2009 photo. Red line trains will not be running between Alewife and Harvard on weekends from November through March as the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)...

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Situation for Noon Eastern Time, Tuesday, October 25, 2011