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Asian American film festival hopes to break stereotypes

September 22, 2004

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Freshmen advised to pursue their interests and solve world's problems

September 2, 2004

Composite image of Earth and Mars, from photographs taken by the Galileo orbiter and the Mars Global Surveyor.

MIT-NASA team to test first interplanetary laser communication link

August 6, 2004

High schoolers show off inventions at MIT

June 17, 2004

More than 1,700 spots of biomaterial (500 different materials in triplicate) cover the surface of this glass slide; each can then be "seeded" with living cells. The MIT technology offers a quick, easy way to test how a given material affects cell behavior.

MIT technology jump-starts human embryonic stem cell work

June 14, 2004

MIT President Charles Vest welcomes Lt. Col. Mike Fincke, whose live image from aboard the International Space Station is projected behind him, to Fincke's 15th-year MIT reunion in Kresge Auditorium.

'E.T.' Fincke phones home for reunion

June 9, 2004

Aeronautics and astronautics

June 2, 2004

Roving on court

May 19, 2004

MIT's Stata Center opens May 7

May 6, 2004

Senior, alum win Gates scholarships

May 5, 2004

2.007 robot contestants gear up for The Big Dig

April 28, 2004

Joseph Gavin

Consider one-way Mars mission, Gavin says

April 14, 2004

Other obituaries

April 7, 2004

MIT aero/astro team members spent years building and testing these volleyball-sized satellites, and their work is about to pay off. Left to right: graduate students Dustin Berkovitz, Alvar Saenz-Otero and Mark Hilstad, Professor David Miller and research scientist Edmund Kong.

Mini satellites readied for launch

March 31, 2004

Grotzinger describes evidence of Mars water

March 3, 2004