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Bobby Gus (left), Dave Broderick (center) and drummer Mike Avery

Summer songsters

August 14, 2002

MIT hosts Clinton Democracy fellows from South Africa

August 9, 2002

Teaching assistant Guillermo Chicas (far left), watches the winning robot in action at the 2002 MITE 2S Robotics Design Competition, held July 26. The team that designed and built the machine included (left to right, wearing white) Cherelle Walls, Oyinade Aderibigbe, Aaron Arizpe and Daniel Chaparro.

Sixty-four students complete MITE 2S program

August 8, 2002

Researchers crack the code of the complex sugar molecule

August 7, 2002

Drew Endy

Researchers to help take genome knowledge to next level

August 6, 2002

Participants in the 2002 RISE program. From left, standing: Chad Baker, Bethune-Cookman College; Jocelyn Hadrick, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University; Gustavo Alverio, University of Central Florida; Stacie Meadows, University of Michigan/Ann Arbor. Sitting in back: Carlos Espinal, CCNY; Sandra Dillahunt, Winston-Salem University. Sitting in front: Octavio Mesner, Borromeo Se...

Students RISE to occasion in MIT summer program

August 5, 2002

Oshima

Oshima to direct special programs in arts

July 31, 2002

Click on an image above to take a face-recognition "quiz."

Color helps in face recognition, research shows

July 31, 2002

MIT researcher wins 2002 World Technology Award

July 29, 2002

Environmental Health Sciences seeks pilot proposals

July 29, 2002

Rudiger Dornbusch

MIT international economist Rudiger Dornbusch dies at 60

July 26, 2002

Herbert Kottler

Lincoln Lab associate director Kottler dies at 62

July 24, 2002

Bacterial 'nano-machines' are focus of $15M grant

July 23, 2002

Professor Phillip Sharp (left), Assistant Professor Christopher Burge (center) and Center for Cancer Research postdoctoral associate William Fairbrother discuss their computational method for predicting which sequences of genetic material get spliced out. This work was the result of a collaboration between Burge's laboratory in the Department of Biology and that of Sharp, director of the McGovern ...

MIT researchers close in on RNA splicing code

July 17, 2002

Parking fees to increase by 11%

July 17, 2002