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Postdoctoral associate Joerg Lahann (left), Professor Robert Langer and graduate student Thanh-Nga Tran, created a way to reversibly switch a surface's reponse to water.

MIT's smart surface reverses properties

January 29, 2003

Research affiliate Dongfang Liu (left) and Professor Ram Sasisekharan, shown here in the lab in 2002, are part of an MIT team whose research on complex sugars has led to a variety of potential medical applications. This month the team reports the creation of designer drugs for preventing blood clots.

Sugars research improves bypass surgery, spawns other advances

January 29, 2003

Research Affiliate Dongfang Liu and Associate Professor Ram Sasisekharan, shown here in the lab in 2002, are part of an MIT team whose research on complex sugars has has led to a variety of potential medical applications. This month the team, led by Sasisekharan, report the creation of designer drugs for preventing blood clots.

Bypass patients, drug industry benefit from research into sugars at MIT

January 13, 2003

MIT releases statement on Postol allegations to Congress

January 8, 2003

Al and Barrie Zesiger leap into the pool early on the morning of the dedication ceremonies for the Zesiger Sports and Fitness Center last September

Making a splash:

New buildings, Nobel Prize highlight the year at MIT

January 8, 2003

Rats replay tasks during slow wave sleep

January 8, 2003

Mitchell to step down as dean of architecture

January 8, 2003

Walter Milne, Cambridge ambassador and aide to six MIT presidents, dies at 80

January 8, 2003

Professor Reginald Newell dies at 71; studied climate system, air pollution

January 3, 2003

MIT statement in response to Professor Postol's letter to Congressman Berman

January 2, 2003

Walter Milne dies at 80; aide to 6 MIT presidents, helped develop Cambridge institutions

December 28, 2002

Teamwork needed for Massachusetts to lead in biotech industry, report says

December 18, 2002

Julian Bond to speak at MLK commemorative breakfast on February 14

December 18, 2002

Members of the Fink lab use laser light - produced by a powerful carbon dioxide laser and transported through the new photonic bandgap fiber - to burn a smiley face in one of the materials that is used to make the fiber.

MIT's new optical fiber carries more power with less loss

December 18, 2002

While on a trip to distribute donated eyeglasses, senior Selam Daniel (right) smiles after fitting a very nearsighted Guyanese boy with his first pair of glasses.

Inexpensive glasses: sight for poor eyes

MIT researcher develops process that lowers cost of lenses

December 18, 2002

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Sugars research improves bypass surgery, spawns other advances

Bypass patients, drug industry benefit from research into sugars at MIT

MIT releases statement on Postol allegations to Congress

Making a splash:

Rats replay tasks during slow wave sleep

Mitchell to step down as dean of architecture

Walter Milne, Cambridge ambassador and aide to six MIT presidents, dies at 80

Professor Reginald Newell dies at 71; studied climate system, air pollution

MIT statement in response to Professor Postol's letter to Congressman Berman

Walter Milne dies at 80; aide to 6 MIT presidents, helped develop Cambridge institutions

Teamwork needed for Massachusetts to lead in biotech industry, report says

Julian Bond to speak at MLK commemorative breakfast on February 14

MIT's new optical fiber carries more power with less loss

Inexpensive glasses: sight for poor eyes

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