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Three MIT students win Marshall Scholarships

December 4, 2002

Graduate student James McLurkin is featured on this diorama placed in two of Washington D.C.'s busiest Metro stations - Federal Center and Union Station - during September. It will be back again in December. Approximately 55,000 people come through each station daily.

Tiny ideas get big media play

October 23, 2002

Frank Urbanowski, director of the MIT Press, will retire after 27 years this January.

Director of MIT Press to retire in January

October 10, 2002

Director of MIT Press to retire in January

October 9, 2002

The 2002 Knight Science Journalism Fellows are (front row): Alessandro Greco, Trisha Gura, Adam Rogers, Annalee Newitz, director Boyce Rensberger, Clive Thompson, program coordinator Martha Henry, David Paterson, (back row): Pamela Asigi Andiba, Chen May Yee, Lauren Slater, Ruth Bellinghini and administrative assistant John Nikolai.

10 Knight Science Journalism Fellows arrive at MIT

September 30, 2002

Knight Fellows arrive for year of study

September 25, 2002

Economics prof wins MacArthur 'genius grant'

September 25, 2002

MIT economics prof wins $500K MacArthur grant

September 24, 2002

High-school students Kyung Chang of Cairo (left) and Elena Glassman of Pennsylvania work with a circuit board during their electrical engineering class in the Women's Technology Program at MIT.

High school girls spend dream vacation in EECS program

July 17, 2002

Speech, vision and security technologies are as natural as Oxygen

July 17, 2002

Professor Seymour Papert started with a "cosmic question."

Papert misses 'Big Ideas' from early days of artificial intelligence

July 17, 2002

Professor Seymour Papert leads a symposium at the Media Lab on computers in education.

Papert misses 'Big Ideas' of the good old days in AI

July 10, 2002

Kyung Chang, 18, and Elena Glassman, 15, work together on a project at the first Women's Technology Program at MIT.

Ms. Techno-Fixit's dream vacation is a summer at EECS

July 5, 2002

Robert Morris, Hari Balakrishnan and Frans Kaashoek, faculty in the Laboratory for Computer Science, attach a low-cost beacon for Project Oxygen's Cricket Indoor Location System.

MIT's Project Oxygen unveils host of new computing technologies

Alliance of MIT and industry researchers advances new systems for pervasive, human-centered computing

June 19, 2002

This image illustrates how MIT researchers artificially animate a human face. The top row is a real background sequence of Mary 101 recorded by the researchers. The middle row is an animation of the synthetic mouth generated in the lab. The bottom row shows the synthetic mouth animation superimposed on the background sequence.

MIT researchers create videorealistic animation of the human face

May 22, 2002

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MIT economics prof wins $500K MacArthur grant

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Speech, vision and security technologies are as natural as Oxygen

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