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Amici curiae brief filed by MIT, et al. Grutter v. Bollinger and Gratz v. Bollinger

February 17, 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

The International Space Station in late 2002.

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February 12, 2003

"I was an only child, so it was me and the beagle for a long time." - Catherine L. Drennan

Dogged determination pays off for Professor Drennan

February 5, 2003

Postdoctoral associate Joerg Lahann (left), Professor Robert Langer and graduate student Thanh-Nga Tran, created a way to reversibly switch a surface's reponse to water.

MIT's smart surface reverses properties

January 29, 2003

Schematic showing the creation of MIT's "smart surface." Steps include creating a field of molecules topped with "hats" (top), then removing the hats so the molecules stand at a precise distance from each other (middle). When a positive electrical potential is applied, the water-loving tops bend down. The loops now exposed are water-repelling (bottom). Reverse the electrical potential and the mole...

MIT's smart surface reverses properties

January 16, 2003

Mitchell, new head of MIT Media Lab, to step down as architecture dean

January 9, 2003

Mitchell to step down as dean of architecture

January 8, 2003

Mattie Thomson (center, in white jacket), skipper of the F/V Striker, took school children out on his fishing boat to teach them about marine ecology and a fisherman's life, as part of Adopt-a-Boat, a program coordinated by MIT Sea Grant.

'Adopt-a-Boat' links fishermen and educators

December 18, 2002

The recently promoted members of the Department of Facilities are (left to right): James Wallace, Patricia Kennedy Graham and Dave McCormick.

Three promoted in Dept. of Facilities

December 18, 2002

Kelvin Chin joins Ombuds Office

December 11, 2002

Kelvin Chin joins Ombuds Office

December 9, 2002

MIT graduate student Khandaker Nurul Ashfaque tests water chemistry in Bangladesh.

Arsenic in Bangladesh drinking water from wells may be linked to crop irrigation

December 4, 2002

"It was kind of a crazy thing to do. But it was a really interesting, serious groundwater problem. So I started working on it before I even had funding." -Charles F. Harvey, MIT assistant profesor of civil and environmental engineering

Arsenic in Bangladesh drinking wells may be linked to crop irrigation, MIT study finds

November 21, 2002

Initiative aims to help understand, monitor Earth

November 20, 2002

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Kelvin Chin joins Ombuds Office

Kelvin Chin joins Ombuds Office

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