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Students from MIT, the Rhode Island School of Design and United Technologies Corp. worked in teams to develop new product prototypes in the MIT course Product Design and Development. One such prototype is the Xcart, shown above with one of its creators, Antoine Guivarch from MIT's Technology and Policy Program. The environmentally friendly "shopping scooter" comes complete with an attached collaps...

MIT, RISD and United Technologies Corp. students create new product prototypes

May 22, 2002

McGovern symposium features leaders in neuroscience

May 22, 2002

Brent Dibner named chair of Dibner Institute

May 22, 2002

Left to right: Rubaiyat Amin Kahn, Professor Clark Colton and Richard West work with the heat exchanger in a chemical engineering lab. The machine can also be controlled remotely over the web.

MIT links chemical engineering lab to web

May 22, 2002

Wolfensohn will meet with students to discuss World Bank policies

May 22, 2002

Vest reaffirms MIT support for open access for international students at faculty meeting

May 22, 2002

iCampus funds student technology projects

May 22, 2002

"Dirty Red" is a robotic sculptural amalgamation of motors, rusty metal and "artificial-unintelligence," built by electrical engineering and computer science graduate student Aaron Edsinger. The sculpture will be featured in an installation created in collaboration with sound artist Jeff Weber, a research engineer in the AI Lab.

Engineers moonlight as artists for "Collision 3 in Super 3-D"

May 22, 2002

Tech Day program will examine interface of science and politics

May 22, 2002

New partnerships could reshape NASA science modeling

May 22, 2002

Ann Graybiel, the Walter A. Rosenblith Professor of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, is the 2002 Killian Faculty Achievement Award winner.

Graybiel named Killian Award winner for 2002

May 22, 2002

Ancora Pharmaceuticals won the MIT $50K Entrepreneurship Competition. Left to right: team members Professor Peter Seeberger of chemistry, Carmichael Roberts (M.B.A. 2000), Obadiah Plante (Ph.D. 2001) and Sloan graduate student Jeremy Bender bask in the glory of their win.

Ancora Pharmaceuticals takes top prize in $50K business plan contest

May 22, 2002

$1 billion new building program under way at MIT

Architectural metamorphosis will add nearly one million square feet to Cambridge campus

May 20, 2002

Rats dream about their tasks during slow wave sleep

May 18, 2002

The experimental apparatus which produced the continuous BEC source is shown with two of the graduate students on the experiment. Ananth Chikkatur, left, points to the science chamber, in which the source was made. Yong-Il Shin points to the production chamber where the BEC'swere produced, and then transferred to the science chamber (32 cm away) using optical tweezers.

MIT researchers create a continuous source of coherent atoms

May 16, 2002

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MIT, RISD and United Technologies Corp. students create new product prototypes

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Brent Dibner named chair of Dibner Institute

MIT links chemical engineering lab to web

Wolfensohn will meet with students to discuss World Bank policies

Vest reaffirms MIT support for open access for international students at faculty meeting

iCampus funds student technology projects

Engineers moonlight as artists for "Collision 3 in Super 3-D"

Tech Day program will examine interface of science and politics

New partnerships could reshape NASA science modeling

Graybiel named Killian Award winner for 2002

Ancora Pharmaceuticals takes top prize in $50K business plan contest

$1 billion new building program under way at MIT

Rats dream about their tasks during slow wave sleep

MIT researchers create a continuous source of coherent atoms

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