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Nobel ceremonies honoring 8 from MIT to be broadcast live Monday on MIT cable

December 7, 2001

Institute handles calls on potential bioterror

December 5, 2001

Lecturer Susan Murcott and graduate student Jason Low of civil and environmental engineering survey microbial colonies in a dish from one of the water filtration techniques they are examining for potential use in Nepal.

Project strives for clean drinking water in Nepal

December 5, 2001

Media Lab creates Center for Bits and Atoms with NSF grant

November 28, 2001

Research scientist Stefan W. Maas (left), Professor Alexander Rich and junior Jay Shrestha, another member of Rich's research team, examine data from their study on the link between RNA editing and brain tumors.

Researchers uncover link between RNA editing and brain tumor

November 28, 2001

Institute Professor John Deutch, former head of the CIA, makes a point in his talk last week on terrorism.

Deutch predicts more Sept. 11-type terrorism

November 28, 2001

NSF awards $13.75M to MIT Media Lab to create Center for Bits and Atoms

November 27, 2001

John Deutch makes a point during his address on combating catastrophic terrorism.

Deutch predicts more Sept. 11-type terrorism

November 21, 2001

MIT researchers find connection between RNA editing and symptoms related to brain tumors

November 19, 2001

First eight CMI Fellows chosen

November 14, 2001

Inaugural Sackler Lecture scheduled

November 14, 2001

Pathogen-specific gene response in human immune cells identified

November 7, 2001

Winning team members Dora Sosnowik (left) and Shira Billet, both seniors at Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls in Hewlett Bay Park, N.Y., chat with keynote speaker Eric Lander, director of the Whitehead Institute's Center for Genome Research and professor of biology, at the New England regional Siemens Westinghouse Science & Technology Competition. Sosnowik and Billet developed a precise ...

High-schoolers face off in national sci-tech contest at MIT

November 7, 2001

MIT joins consortium on toxicology and the environment

November 7, 2001

Regional competition of science and math students kicks off at MIT November 2-4

Eleven finalists will vie for $100,000 in scholarships

November 2, 2001

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Nobel ceremonies honoring 8 from MIT to be broadcast live Monday on MIT cable

Institute handles calls on potential bioterror

Project strives for clean drinking water in Nepal

Media Lab creates Center for Bits and Atoms with NSF grant

Researchers uncover link between RNA editing and brain tumor

Deutch predicts more Sept. 11-type terrorism

NSF awards $13.75M to MIT Media Lab to create Center for Bits and Atoms

Deutch predicts more Sept. 11-type terrorism

MIT researchers find connection between RNA editing and symptoms related to brain tumors

First eight CMI Fellows chosen

Inaugural Sackler Lecture scheduled

Pathogen-specific gene response in human immune cells identified

High-schoolers face off in national sci-tech contest at MIT

MIT joins consortium on toxicology and the environment

Regional competition of science and math students kicks off at MIT November 2-4

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