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Big achievements included room-size computers

May 21, 2003

MIT students weed a taro field at the farm of Kia Fronde (standing at left rear), who introduced them to native culture and agriculture as well as hydrology.

Hawaii trek blends hydrology, native culture

March 19, 2003

Students Amanda Sorenson, Amber Jaycocks, Barbara Southworth and Andrew Yip calibrate a hydrolab before going out on kayaks to take water quality data.

MIT TREX to Hawaii teaches hydrology, native culture

March 7, 2003

Biology class aims to engineer blinking life forms in the lab

February 26, 2003

Remarks by President Charles M. Vest

MIT's 29th Annual Celebration of the Life and Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. La Sala de Puerto Rico, Stratton Student Center, MIT, February 14, 2003

February 14, 2003

Maia Mahoney, left, a sophomore in electrical engineering and computer science, confers with graduate student Reshma Shetty of the Biological Engineering Division during the January IAP course, "Synthetic Biology Lab: Engineered Genetic Blinkers."

Class aims to engineer blinking life in the lab

February 13, 2003

The Hydros satellite will rotate to focus its beam for scanning a wide area of Earth's surface as it circles the planet every 90 minutes at an altitude of 670 kilometers.

Key to global warming prediction within reach

December 4, 2002

Key to global warming prediction within reach

November 14, 2002

Lodovica Illari (right), a lecturer in meteorology, and Rob Korty (left) and Greg Lawson, graduate students in earth, atmospheric and planetary sciences, are members of the MIT team that won a national weather forecasting competition.

Forecasting team weathers contest with a victory

September 11, 2002

A northern hemisphere tropopause map for Aug. 30 shows regions of low and high tropopause--the boundary between the troposphere and the stratosphere, which is on average about 10-12 kilometers high but which undulates as synoptic weather systems develop and decay. Purple/blue colors mark regions where the tropopause is low, while red/orange indicates the tropopause is high. Regions of anomalously ...

Forecasting team weathers contest with a win

September 4, 2002

Viewpoint: Biotech research presents a major opportunity for Mass. economy

August 28, 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

Sixteen tenured faculty members promoted to full professor

May 1, 2002

MIT faculty and students went to the Agassiz School in Cambridge to teach students there how to model systems on the computer using the StarLogo program. Melanie Wong, a senior in political science, gives a little coaching to Morgan (far left) and Halima. Clarissa sits to their left.

School kids get excited by science

April 10, 2002

Left to right: Professors Ezra Vogel of Harvard, Edward Steinfeld of MIT and Yasheng Huang of Harvard responded to Professor Lester Thurow's comments on China's economy during the Oct. 17 panel discussion sponsored by the Stratton Lecture on Critical Issues.

Observers debate China's economy: market or controlled?

October 24, 2001

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Class aims to engineer blinking life in the lab

Key to global warming prediction within reach

Key to global warming prediction within reach

Forecasting team weathers contest with a victory

Forecasting team weathers contest with a win

Viewpoint: Biotech research presents a major opportunity for Mass. economy

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

Sixteen tenured faculty members promoted to full professor

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