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Media Lab

John Underkoffler (center) and fellow Media Lab graduate Alan Lasky (left) make some behind-the-scenes adjustments on an earlier film project. Underkoffler is now the science and technology advisor on Ang Lee's movie adaptation of "The Incredible Hulk."

MIT grad directs Spielberg in the science of moviemaking

July 17, 2002

Media Lab Asia names Bimal Sareen as CEO and managing director

June 10, 2002

In the student-made film "Yum Yum Dim Sum," Mikey, played by David Ngo, gets some "tough love" from his dad, played by Jumaane Jeffries, both seniors in electrical engineering and computer science.

MIT-made films to be shown Friday at Media Spectacle

May 15, 2002

This still is taken from Sebastian Diaz Morales' DVD projection, "15,000,000 Parachutes" (2001), part of the List Center's current exhibition.

List Center's 'tele-journeys' presents new media as art form

May 15, 2002

'BollySpace' melds Indian film traditions with digital media

May 8, 2002

Media Lab postdoc Kimberly Hamad-Schifferli, one of the authors of a paper on biomolecules and radio waves, at work in the lab at the Center for Biomedical Engineering.

MIT researchers control biological materials with radio waves

January 9, 2002

Media Lab creates Center for Bits and Atoms with NSF grant

November 28, 2001

Advertisers marketing 'coolness' and 'liberation,' speaker says

November 28, 2001

NSF awards $13.75M to MIT Media Lab to create Center for Bits and Atoms

November 27, 2001

MIT's Digital Nations consortium convenes

July 24, 2001

MIT, Indian government establishing Media Laboratory Asia joint project

June 24, 2001

Event offers diverse statements about race and digital media

May 9, 2001

'Race in Digital Space' to celebrate access, arts and achievements

April 2, 2001

Maki

Media Lab extension architect to give talk

March 14, 2001

The Flying Karamazov Brothers, demonstrating their juggling and comedy act in the Media Lab atrium, collaborated with Professor Neil Gershenfeld (seated at computer bank at back) and colleagues at the Media Lab to incorporate technology such as sonar tracking of the performers, programmable club displays and interactive computer vision and graphics.

Media Lab teams up with Karamazovs

February 7, 2001