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Annan presents prototype $100 laptop at World Summit on Information Society

November 16, 2005

Ana Maria Cardenas shops with the aid of one of MIT graduate student James Patten's inventions, now on view at New York's Museum of Modern Art.

Student's work on view at MoMA

November 2, 2005

Gov. Mitt Romney wants Massachusetts schoolchildren to get the $100 hand-crank laptops developed at the MIT Media Lab. The above image shows the laptop design.

$100 laptop idea taking off

October 5, 2005

Hugh Herr wins Popular Mechanics' leadership award

October 5, 2005

Drawings by an MIT Media Lab group show urban 'concept cars' designed to adapt to the driver, the road and the city.

'Future of the Car' talk highlights MISTI week

September 26, 2005

Researchers want to know what's music to your ears

August 15, 2005

Tech Night to premiere Machover work

June 1, 2005

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'Seamless' show wired for success

May 18, 2005

Musical journey spans the ages

April 6, 2005

Clocky, an invention of Media Arts and Science graduate student Gauri Nanda, is designed to roll off the table and hide when its snooze bar is pressed.

'Clocky' earns grad student 15 minutes of fame

April 5, 2005

The light fantastic

February 2, 2005

Media Lab Europe closes its doors

January 20, 2005

Research aims to restore amputee limb function

December 10, 2004

Neil Gershenfeld of MIT, named among the ""Scientific American 50," the magazine's annual list of leaders in science and technology.

MIT's Gershenfeld, Selker named to 'Scientific American 50' list of research and policy leaders

November 8, 2004

"The Soft Car with with electric wheel motors, exoskeleton frame and programmable outer skin," one of many designs from a collaboration among members of the MIT Smart Cities project, General Motors and architect Frank O. Gehry.

MIT group presents research on city car of the future

September 1, 2004

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