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Professor of Architecture Jan Wampler shows an architectural model of the microvillage he and students designed for an area of rural Turkey hit hard by last year's earthquake.

New concept of village emerges in MIT-designed housing

June 7, 2000

Claudio DeRosa (left) of the University of Naples and graduate student Cheolmin Park display examples of nanoscale patterns made using a process they developed.

Quick way to pattern nanostructures on thin film surfaces developed

June 7, 2000

Tiauw H. Go (far right), a newly minted PhD in aeronautics and astronautics, holds his 17-month-old son, Jusvin. Other members of his family who shared the day were (from left) his mother Ratmawati Go, his father Sik Go (holding Jusvin's twin brother, Jason) and his wife Mey Go.

Doctorate recipients share joy with families

June 7, 2000

Juan Ortiz

Alumnus pens fanciful musical set at Institute

June 7, 2000

Awards & Honors

June 7, 2000

Professor Yoshi Sheffi entertained the audience during his Tech Day presentation.

Technology results are mixed, according to Tech Day speakers

June 7, 2000

Dan Doherty, a physical therapist at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, helps Frances Heimberg work with MIT-Manus during her rehabilitation therapy following a stroke.

MIT-Manus robot aids physical therapy of stroke victims

June 7, 2000

Errata

June 7, 2000

Carly Fiorina delivers the Commencement address.

Trust all of yourself in decision-making, Fiorina tells grads

June 7, 2000

Dan Doherty, a physical therapist at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, helps a patient work with MIT-Manus during her rehabilitation therapy following a stroke.

MIT robot aids therapy of stroke victims

June 6, 2000

MIT 'Star Wars' technology applied to breast cancer

June 5, 2000

Fabrication of various geometric shapes of sapeptide scaffolds. (A) The tape is approximately 8cm long, 0.5cm wide and 0.3mm thick. (B) The rope is about 2mm in diameter. (C) Membrane form.

MIT, NYU researchers create first"designer" biomaterial for growing mammalian cells

May serve as ideal scaffolding for regenerating nerve cells

June 5, 2000

X-ray image of the central region of the galaxy NGC 4151.

Chandra observes cloud powered by black hole in distant galaxy

June 5, 2000

MIT and HP to launch long-term alliance in digital information systems

June 2, 2000

Lee Knight, a senior in mechanical engineering from Port Washington, NY, who graduates on Friday, June 2, pulls Professor David Wallace and a plant in the Green Wagon. The device transports items and then converts to a bench on which elderly users can work in the garden.

MIT seniors develop Garden Bug, other devices to help elderly remain active

June 2, 2000