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Rebecca Vest recovering

March 1, 2000

Obituaries

March 1, 2000

Faculty debates change to communication requirement at meeting

March 1, 2000

Anti-aging gene's function may be tied to metabolism

March 1, 2000

Museum hosts game spoofing TV show

March 1, 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

Research leave for junior faculty offered

March 1, 2000

Assistant Operations Group Leader Larry O'Brien (right) and Chief Operator Larry Longcoy tune the electron linear accelerator from the Bates central control room. Recent upgrades to the accelerator radio frequency system have made it possible to produce a beam of electrons at an energy of one billion electron volts.

Accelerator achieves 1 billion electron volts

March 1, 2000

Three faculty, 11 alumni elected to NAE

March 1, 2000

Grad students eligible for credit union membership

March 1, 2000

Women's League breakfast will feature Wolpert

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

Visiting scientist Joseph Kost (right) demonstrates a device developed with Professor Robert Langer (left) and colleagues that uses ultrasound to painlessly monitor glucose levels.

Ultrasound technique could eventually replace blood-drawing

March 1, 2000

Visiting scientist Joseph Kost (right) demonstrates a device developed with Professor Robert Langer (left) and colleagues that uses ultrasound to painlessly monitor glucose levels.

Drawing blood could become history with MIT ultrasound technique

February 29, 2000