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Course beamed to Africa

April 24, 2002

The MIT programming team works on a problem at the world finals of the ACM computer programming contest in Honolulu last month. Left to right: Sophomore Percy Liang, freshman Reid Barton and sophomore John Danaher came in second place, the best MIT finish in more than two decades.

Students take second in computer programming competition

April 10, 2002

MITE2S scholarship named for prof on his 60th birthday

April 10, 2002

Computers in medicine focus of prof's work

April 10, 2002

New scheduling software could save money for airlines

April 3, 2002

Sloan report on work/family issues basis for Sen. Kennedy roundtable

April 3, 2002

Computers in medicine is focus of prof's research

March 29, 2002

New software saves time, money for airlines

March 27, 2002

The number of women faculty at MIT has increased 40 percent since 1994, when the gender study began in the School of Science.

Studies on women faculty released

March 20, 2002

The number of women faculty at MIT has increased 40% since 1994, when the gender study began in the School of Science

MIT completes ground-breaking studies on status of women faculty

March 18, 2002

Graduate students will present their research results at HST forum

March 13, 2002

Faculty members named MacVicar Fellows for 2002

March 6, 2002

Students participating in a MacVicar Day videoconference were (left to right) Rebecca Griffiths, Maral Shamloo, Tim Richards, Gina Kim, Kevin Lang. Professor John Vander Sande moderated

Students on MacVicar Day panel describe educational experiences

March 6, 2002

Five faculty members named MacVicar Fellows for 2002

March 1, 2002

Artist's impression of the hottest tango in the universe--a torus formed from the debris of a star spins around a rotating black hole. The black hole leads the torus around, feeding it energy which the torus radiates away as unseen gravitational waves. At the same time, jets of energy are released along the black hole's axis of rotation and may later be detected by satellites as gamma-ray bursts.

Black hole/star tangos may explain cosmic explosions

February 27, 2002