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Report concerns on animal care

September 25, 2002

Draper's Tech Expo is next week

September 25, 2002

Bioengineering graduate student Anoop Rao (left) and Krishnan Sriram, a graduate student in mechanical engineering, took part in "development midway" at last week's MIT Development Forum.

Event spotlights research programs to aid developing world

September 25, 2002

Graduate students Sham Sokka (left) and Chris Cassa chat in the bike room at the new graduate dorm at 70 Pacific St. Students can rent bikes for $1 a day or store their own bikes there.

Bikes for a buck

September 25, 2002

Stata stories

September 25, 2002

This 150-ton magnet in Japan is crucial to an international experiment on nuclear fusion (a cover is held above it, ready to be put in place for a test run). Image courtesy Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute

Huge magnet pulls world toward a new source of energy

September 25, 2002

Ali Akbar Khan plays the sarod at a recent performance.

Master sarodist Ali Akbar Khan returns to MIT

September 25, 2002

At the "Reach for the Stars" event at MIT, astronaut Sally Ride signs autographs for Arianna Schatzki-McClain (center) and Sarah Straubinger of Chenery Middle School in Belmont.

Sally Ride tells girls about career as astronaut at MIT event

September 25, 2002

Professor Neil Gershenfeld (left) and alumnus Ravi Pappu with an epoxy token made of tiny glass spheres that may improve digital information security on the Internet and elsewhere.

Lab develops new technique for securing digital information

September 25, 2002

MIT has share in project for a more secure Internet

September 25, 2002

U.N. weapons inspector in Iraq to speak at MIT

September 24, 2002

MIT economics prof wins $500K MacArthur grant

September 24, 2002

Program closes gap between lab breakthrough and market reality

September 23, 2002

Researcher Stephen Slivan displays a model he made to explain the orientation of asteroids.

Groups of asteroid siblings spin differently

September 19, 2002

Media Lab professor Neil Gershenfeld, left, and MIT graduate Ravi Pappu with an epoxy token made of tiny glass spheres that may improve digital information security on the Internet and elsewhere.

New approach to secure digital information developed at MIT Center for Bits and Atoms

September 19, 2002

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Lab develops new technique for securing digital information

MIT has share in project for a more secure Internet

U.N. weapons inspector in Iraq to speak at MIT

MIT economics prof wins $500K MacArthur grant

Program closes gap between lab breakthrough and market reality

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