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After presenting Lincoln Laboratory with the Secretary of Defense Medal for Outstanding Public Service, Ron Sega (left), director of defense research and engineering in the Department of Defense, posed with Lincoln Lab's director, David Briggs (center), and President Charles Vest.

Lincoln Lab receives national honor at 50th anniversary event

May 15, 2002

Three faculty named to NAS

May 15, 2002

President Charles M. Vest, Barbara Picower, Jeffry Picower and Professor Susumu Tonegawa at last week's announcement of the Picower Foundation's gift of $50 million to establish the Picower Center for Learning and Memory at MIT. An architect's early design model for the new center can be seen on the table behind them.

$50 million Picower gift will support brain research at MIT

May 15, 2002

Health Sciences and Technology's Taplin Awards symposium set for May 22

May 15, 2002

This image shows a pair of zebrafish embryos at three days of age. The top specimen is the wild type and the bottom specimen has a mutation in a gene encoding a vacuolar-ATPase subunit, which causes the fish to have less pigment.

First genetic 'recipe' for zebrafish created by researchers in MIT lab

May 15, 2002

This image depicts a group of Zebrafish embryos at 2 days of age. The bottom (darker) pair are the wild type and the top two have mutations in a gene encoding a vacuolar-ATPase subunit, which causes the fish to have less pigment.

MIT researchers create first genetic 'recipe' for zebrafish

May 13, 2002

President Bush presents the National Medal of Science to Ann M. Graybiel from MIT during a ceremony in the East Room of the White House, Wednesday, June 12, 2002.

MIT's Ann Graybiel awarded National Medal of Science

May 9, 2002

$50 million Picower Foundation gift supports ground-breaking brain research at MIT

Single largest gift from a private foundation in MIT's history establishes the Picower Center for Learning and Memory Nobel laureate Tonegawa's goal is to discover how the brain functions and what causes schizophrenia, Alzheimer's and other diseases

May 9, 2002

MIT and Brain Research

May 9, 2002

Members of Wilson TurboPower Inc. collect the $25,000 grand prize from the Social Ventures business plan competition. Pictured (left to right) are: Richard McRay (S.B. 1961, S.M.), Professor Emeritus David Gordon Wilson of mechanical engineering, John Wasserlein (S.B. 1963), graduate student in management Joern Kallmeyer, friend of the team Fredric Young (S.M. 1960) and Bruce Anderson (S.B. 1970, ...

Awards & Honors

May 8, 2002

Six elected to Academy of Arts and Sciences

May 8, 2002

Dibner Institute announces resident fellows for 2002-2003

May 8, 2002

Neuroscientists to attend McGovern symposium on brain research areas

May 8, 2002

Whitehead Institute to make 96 percent of mouse genome available to public

May 8, 2002

Retired MIT professor Felix Villars dies at 81; was pioneer in biological physics

May 8, 2002

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Three faculty named to NAS

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Health Sciences and Technology's Taplin Awards symposium set for May 22

First genetic 'recipe' for zebrafish created by researchers in MIT lab

MIT researchers create first genetic 'recipe' for zebrafish

MIT's Ann Graybiel awarded National Medal of Science

$50 million Picower Foundation gift supports ground-breaking brain research at MIT

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Six elected to Academy of Arts and Sciences

Dibner Institute announces resident fellows for 2002-2003

Neuroscientists to attend McGovern symposium on brain research areas

Whitehead Institute to make 96 percent of mouse genome available to public

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