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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

Technology takes the chance out of chance encounters

June 9, 2004

News You Can Use

June 2, 2004

More than 26 researchers, students and administrators with the China Central Television crew, including Nobel laureate Wolfgang Ketterle (left center), who gave a tour of his lab with graduate student Dan Miller (right center).

MIT impresses China TV crew

May 5, 2004

In a 3-D simulation of the Manzanar internment camp the sky is filled with headlines of the events that led to the internment of Japanese-American families during World War II.

Viewers interact with new exhibit on U.S. internment camps

April 28, 2004

Crew members describe filming 'Rings' trilogy in New Zealand

March 3, 2004

Saul Griffith holds part of his lens molding device that can produce any eyeglass prescription lens quickly and inexpensively.

Griffith wins invention prize for 'tools of mass construction'

February 25, 2004

The two Arthurs -- the animated Ganson (above) with Muffy on PBS's "Arthur," and the artist at the MIT Museum (below) with his kinetic sculpture "Machine With Wishbone," which is featured in the cartoon episode.

Arthur, Arthur!

Ganson drawn to TV cartoon

February 25, 2004

Saul Griffith, 2004 winner of the $30,000 Lemelson-MIT Student Prize, holds part of his lens molding device that can produce any prescription lens quickly and inexpensively. Griffith describes the device as a "desktop printer for eyeglasses" and envisions its use in developing countries where billions of people cannot access nor afford prescription lenses.

Student inventor wins $30,000 Lemelson-MIT prize for 'tools of mass construction'

February 19, 2004

With his "Smile Boston Project," artist Bren Bataclan gives paintings like the one above to strangers in return for a pledge to smile more. Bataclan's work will be shown on MIT Cable beginning today.

ArTtV brings MIT art to prime time television

February 11, 2004

Student Art Association offers new classes; names interim coordinator

February 4, 2004

Fractal tendrils

February 4, 2004

The creators of iQuarium, a virtual underwater environment that shows how fish swim, try out the interactive exhibit in the Hart Nautical Gallery. Left to right: Aaron Sokoloski, a junior in mechanical engineering; Audrey Roy, a senior in electrical engineering and computer science; and Katie Wasserman, a senior in ocean engineering.

Fishy fun with fluid dynamics

February 4, 2004

OutKast of the outback: international hip-hop comes to MIT

February 4, 2004

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

MIT group presents research on city car of the future

Technology takes the chance out of chance encounters

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MIT impresses China TV crew

Viewers interact with new exhibit on U.S. internment camps

Crew members describe filming 'Rings' trilogy in New Zealand

Griffith wins invention prize for 'tools of mass construction'

Arthur, Arthur!

Student inventor wins $30,000 Lemelson-MIT prize for 'tools of mass construction'

ArTtV brings MIT art to prime time television

Student Art Association offers new classes; names interim coordinator

Fractal tendrils

Fishy fun with fluid dynamics

OutKast of the outback: international hip-hop comes to MIT

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