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Curry to head new task force focusing on campus security

October 3, 2001

Professor Martin Polz of civil and environmental engineering and graduate student Janelle Thompson analyze water samples in a CDCE machine.

Group uses molecular techniques to study marine pathogens

September 26, 2001

Thomas Cosgrove (far left), Vincent Orlando, Joanne Orlando, Angelo Colao and Gabriele Colao enjoyed the gardens at Endicott house during the retirement party on Sept. 5.

116 new retirees honored with a dinner at Endicott House

September 26, 2001

Awards & Honors

September 12, 2001

Three new chaplains arrive this semester

September 12, 2001

Left to right: Professors Linn Hobbs, Dorothy Hosler, Samuel Allen and Heather Lechtman have announced a new summer institute to teach materials science relating to archaeology to humanities professors from other colleges.

CMRAE scientists at MIT bring engineering to liberal arts

September 12, 2001

New center to explore diversity in science and technology

September 12, 2001

Researchers from around the world gathered at the Capsis Hotel in Crete to discuss exciting new applications for peptides, the designer materials of the future. MIT participants included (front row, left to right) senior Pei-Hsin Lin, postdoctoral associates Kimberly Hamad and Wonmuk Hwang, Professor Alexander Rich and conference co-organizer Shuguang Zhang, associate director of the Center for Bi...

Peptide/protein self-assembly applications touted at conference

September 12, 2001

MIT senior Pei-Hsin Lin was one of the conference attendees.

Student dives into conference

September 12, 2001

Susan Murcott leads a water treatment workshop at the 2nd International Women and Water Conference, Kathmandu, Nepal.

Clean water for Nepal is focus of MIT research

September 4, 2001

Thirteen faculty members named to endowed professorships

August 29, 2001

Here & There

August 29, 2001

Professor of Chemical Engineering Jackie Ying gives a tour of her lab to students from the National University of Singapore.

Program brings students from Singapore to MIT

August 29, 2001

Three MIT scientists among Time's best

August 29, 2001

Scientists including Dr. David Tuveson (above) of Professor Tyler Jacks' lab in the Center for Cancer Research has found that a leukemia drug also is effective in the lab against a type of abdominal cancer called gastrointestinal stromal tumor.

Leukemia drug attacks abdominal cancer cells in the lab, MIT researchers find

Basic research turns out to have quick, dramatic results for patients

August 15, 2001

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