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Elsa Flores, a postdoctoral associate, works with cell cultures under the hood in Tyler Jacks' lab. Flores and Jacks recently identified genes involved in cellular suicide that may be key in cancer research.

Team identifies genes in cell suicide

April 10, 2002

Quarter Century inductees (left to right) Timothy R. Downes, Paulette P. Mosley and Bertram M. Clement, chat at a recent lunch.

Quarter Century Club inducts 95 new members

April 10, 2002

Engineering ranks #1 for grad schools

April 10, 2002

Engineering No. 1 among grad schools for fourteenth year in a row

Math, physics, economics, computer science top-ranked by US News & World Report

April 5, 2002

Key cell suicide gene has helpers, MIT team reports

April 3, 2002

New fellowships for doctoral candidates in biological engineering created by Biogen

April 3, 2002

New nanomaterial could slide into future soap

April 3, 2002

Shulamit Levenberg, a postdoctoral associate in chemical engineering, surveys cell cultures at a microscope in the Langer lab.

Langer team reports source of cells for engineered human blood vessels

April 3, 2002

New MIT nanomaterial could slide into future soap and beyond

April 1, 2002

Team reports source of human cells for engineered blood vessels

March 28, 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

Professor Erich Ippen of the electrical engineering and physics departments delivered the annual Killian Faculty lecture last week in Kresge Auditorium

In Killian lecture, Ippen tells of very quick flashes of light

March 20, 2002

The new NanoMechanical Technology Laboratory is equipped with state-of-the-art machines for the study of atomic and molecular scale materials. Graduate students Yoonjoon Choi (left) and Krystyn Van Vliet of materials science and engineering work with a nanoindenter that can probe and measure the properties of materials' surfaces.

NanoMechanical Technology Lab first at Institute to test tiny devices

March 20, 2002

Participants at the March 13 press conference announcing the Army's selection of MIT for a $50 million Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies included (left to right) Provost Robert Brown, at podium; Dean of Engineering Thomas Magnanti; Professor Edwin Thomas of materials science and engineering; Vice President for Research and Associate Provost Alice Gast; and Professor Paula Hammonds of mate...

MIT to use nanomaterials to clothe, equip Army soldiers

March 20, 2002

Awards & Honors

March 20, 2002

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Team identifies genes in cell suicide

Quarter Century Club inducts 95 new members

Engineering ranks #1 for grad schools

Engineering No. 1 among grad schools for fourteenth year in a row

Key cell suicide gene has helpers, MIT team reports

New fellowships for doctoral candidates in biological engineering created by Biogen

New nanomaterial could slide into future soap

Langer team reports source of cells for engineered human blood vessels

New MIT nanomaterial could slide into future soap and beyond

Team reports source of human cells for engineered blood vessels

Studies on women faculty released

In Killian lecture, Ippen tells of very quick flashes of light

NanoMechanical Technology Lab first at Institute to test tiny devices

MIT to use nanomaterials to clothe, equip Army soldiers

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