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NAE elects three new members from MIT

February 25, 2004

Three faculty members elected to NAE

February 19, 2004

Maria Zuber joins presidential space exploration commission

February 11, 2004

Sommer Gentry with the robotic arm she programmed to "dance" with her.

Student dances with robots

February 4, 2004

Robots, charm and chocolate

February 4, 2004

The creators of iQuarium, a virtual underwater environment that shows how fish swim, try out the interactive exhibit in the Hart Nautical Gallery. Left to right: Aaron Sokoloski, a junior in mechanical engineering; Audrey Roy, a senior in electrical engineering and computer science; and Katie Wasserman, a senior in ocean engineering.

Fishy fun with fluid dynamics

February 4, 2004

MIT student dances with robots

February 4, 2004

Professor Ned Thomas, director of the Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, led a group from MIT to the Joint Readiness Training Center at Ft. Polk, Louisiana, in late January 2003.

News 2003: A look back at MIT news highlights

December 24, 2003

A drop of ferrofluid morphed into this design resembling Native American art.

MIT research highlights from the past year

December 24, 2003

Fun to be had and skills to be gained in IAP offerings

December 17, 2003

Celebrating the opening of the Electrochemical Energy Laboratory on Dec. 15 were (left to right) Assistant Dean of Engineering Donna Savicki, Professor John Heywood, Assistant Professor Yang Shao-Horn and Provost Robert A. Brown.

Women swell ranks of engineering faculty

December 17, 2003

Dale Cotton, a junior in mechanical engineering, demonstrates the drywall/sheetrock lift and installation system designed and built by his team in 2.009 (Product Engineering Processes).

Habitat for Humanity gains from 2.009 projects

December 10, 2003

Exhibit visitors play with Rahul Bhargava's interactive piece "Drums of War."

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Bhargava discusses 'Drums of War'

December 10, 2003

Habitat benefits from 2.009 projects

December 9, 2003

A computer rendering of what Cardea might look like in the future.

First humanoid personal assistant will open doors

November 5, 2003

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MIT student dances with robots

News 2003: A look back at MIT news highlights

MIT research highlights from the past year

Fun to be had and skills to be gained in IAP offerings

Women swell ranks of engineering faculty

Habitat for Humanity gains from 2.009 projects

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First humanoid personal assistant will open doors

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