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Graduate student John Kisiday removes a sample of engineered cartilage that was created using a novel "designer gel" from a machine that encourages cell and matrix growth.

Cartilage technique holds promise for injuries, arthritis

July 17, 2002

Sgt. Clarence Henniger chats with architecture sophomore Caroline Tien (left) and Julie Koo, a junior in aeronautics and astronautics, on the steps of the Stratton Student Center.Sgt. Clarence Henniger chats with architecture sophomore Caroline Tien (left) and Julie Koo, a junior in aeronautics and astronautics, on the steps of the Stratton Student Center.

Police veteran, recruited by Nobelist, wins promotion

July 17, 2002

High-school students Kyung Chang of Cairo (left) and Elena Glassman of Pennsylvania work with a circuit board during their electrical engineering class in the Women's Technology Program at MIT.

High school girls spend dream vacation in EECS program

July 17, 2002

Surprise! High-flying tribute for Ingrams

July 17, 2002

MITES alumnus Michael Dixon (left) is mentoring Omar Trochez (right), who came to this summer's MITE2S program from Jeremiah Burke High School in Boston.

'83 MITES alumnus sends protege to program

July 17, 2002

Professor Seymour Papert started with a "cosmic question."

Papert misses 'Big Ideas' from early days of artificial intelligence

July 17, 2002

Parking fees to increase by 11%

July 17, 2002

Professor Phillip Sharp (left), Assistant Professor Christopher Burge (center) and Center for Cancer Research postdoctoral associate William Fairbrother discuss their computational method for predicting which sequences of genetic material get spliced out. This work was the result of a collaboration between Burge's laboratory in the Department of Biology and that of Sharp, director of the McGovern ...

MIT researchers close in on RNA splicing code

July 17, 2002

John Underkoffler (center) and fellow Media Lab graduate Alan Lasky (left) make some behind-the-scenes adjustments on an earlier film project. Underkoffler is now the science and technology advisor on Ang Lee's movie adaptation of "The Incredible Hulk."

MIT grad directs Spielberg in the science of moviemaking

July 17, 2002

Professor Robert Langer with actress Julie Andrews and graduate student Mariah Hahn at a press conference in New York to announce a new research initiative on vocal cord restoration.

Julie Andrews hopes to sing praises of vocal cord research team

July 17, 2002

The pool at the Zesiger Center, now fully tiled and ready for water, is due to open in late September.

Zesiger Center: Mens, manus and muscles

July 17, 2002

Kyung Chang, 18, and Elena Glassman, 15, work together on a project at the first Women's Technology Program at MIT.

Ms. Techno-Fixit's dream vacation is a summer at EECS

July 5, 2002

Arts News

June 12, 2002

Professors Christine Ortiz and Alan Grodzinsky stand by a new nanomechanical instrument called the molecular force probe that will aid nanoscale studies of cartilage.

MIT probes cartilage on nanoscale

June 12, 2002

A very colorful, if very wet, crowd of families and other well-wishers sat through a soggy Commencement.

Rain, protesters can't spoil 136th Commencement

June 12, 2002