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Amex no longer an MIT preferred travel vendor

April 5, 2000

The TLO Licensee Convocation included a fair to highlight inventions developed at MIT. Former PhD student Bill Townsend (left), who developed WAM (the Whole Arm Manipulator), talks with Rony Abovitz (center) of Z-Cat Medical Robotics, to which he sold technology for use in operating rooms, and Sam Pasternak of the law firm of Choate, Hall and Stewart.

Event spotlights invention directions

April 5, 2000

TLO event brings together licensees and innovators

March 29, 2000

Electronic archive project launched

March 29, 2000

Head of Hewlett-Packard to speak at Commencement

March 15, 2000

MIT's neuroscientists gathered for the announcement of Pat and Lore Harp McGovern's $350 million gift to MIT. Left to right: President Charles M. Vest; Professor Mriganka Sur, head of the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences (BCS); Professor Tomaso Poggio of BCS; Professor Susumu Tonegawa, a Nobel laureate and director of the the Center for Learning and Memory; and the director of the new Mc...

MIT active in neuroscience research

March 1, 2000

Lore Harp McGovern and Patrick McGovern Jr. at IDG's Boston headquarters, with the Cambridge and MIT skyline in the background.

Couple's careers offer profiles in success

March 1, 2000

President Charles M. Vest (left), Lore Harp McGovern and Patrick J. McGovern Jr. at Monday's signing of the memorandum of understanding for creation of the McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MIT.

McGoverns commit $350 million to MIT for brain research institute

March 1, 2000

Sloan School, Arthur Andersen launch lab

February 9, 2000

Fisher named as Institute auditor

February 9, 2000

NASA sends students to SDM program

January 26, 2000

Bartoses give $1M for visualization center

November 17, 1999

$4M in equipment given to Microsystems Technology Labs

November 17, 1999

NSF to fund bioengineering consortium that includes HST

November 17, 1999

Construction will begin next year on the new residence hall for 350 students who will live in 10 different houses. The building, designed by Steven Holl of New York in assocaition with Perry, Dean, Rogers and Partners of Boston, will be across fom Briggs Field on Vassar St. It is 380 feet long, 55 feet wide and 10 stories tall. It will have communal space on the first floor, including a meeting ro...

Alumnus Simmons pledges $20 million for new dormitory

November 17, 1999

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Amex no longer an MIT preferred travel vendor

Event spotlights invention directions

TLO event brings together licensees and innovators

Electronic archive project launched

Head of Hewlett-Packard to speak at Commencement

MIT active in neuroscience research

Couple's careers offer profiles in success

McGoverns commit $350 million to MIT for brain research institute

Sloan School, Arthur Andersen launch lab

Fisher named as Institute auditor

NASA sends students to SDM program

Bartoses give $1M for visualization center

$4M in equipment given to Microsystems Technology Labs

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Alumnus Simmons pledges $20 million for new dormitory

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