Awards, honors and fellowships

Scientist wins $500,000 cancer award

February 20, 2004

Three faculty members elected to NAE

February 19, 2004

Saul Griffith, 2004 winner of the $30,000 Lemelson-MIT Student Prize, holds part of his lens molding device that can produce any prescription lens quickly and inexpensively. Griffith describes the device as a "desktop printer for eyeglasses" and envisions its use in developing countries where billions of people cannot access nor afford prescription lenses.

Student inventor wins $30,000 Lemelson-MIT prize for 'tools of mass construction'

February 19, 2004

Burchard Scholars selected

February 4, 2004

Awards and Honors

February 4, 2004

Weinberg wins Wolf Prize

January 28, 2004

Survey says: cell phone most hated invention

January 28, 2004

Happy birthday

January 28, 2004

Arts News

January 28, 2004

MLK Awards to be served at breakfast

January 28, 2004

Awards and Honors

January 28, 2004

Four honored with MLK Leadership Awards

January 26, 2004

Cell phone edges out alarm clock as most hated invention

January 21, 2004

Morris wins YMCA's Black Achiever Award

January 14, 2004

Awards and Honors

January 14, 2004

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Scientist wins $500,000 cancer award

Three faculty members elected to NAE

Student inventor wins $30,000 Lemelson-MIT prize for 'tools of mass construction'

Burchard Scholars selected

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Weinberg wins Wolf Prize

Survey says: cell phone most hated invention

Happy birthday

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MLK Awards to be served at breakfast

Awards and Honors

Four honored with MLK Leadership Awards

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