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"Two Tables" challenges mechanical engineering students in this year's 2.007 contest. Machines must score by dumping hockey pucks or balls into the bucket before launching offensive tactics.

Robots revving up for 2.007 contest

April 30, 2003

MIT engineering grad school is still #1

April 9, 2003

Nine leadership projects funded

April 2, 2003

Postdoctoral associate Elizabeth Wiellette (left) engages Holliston High students Kristina Bachrach and Bradley Reed during their school's trip to MIT.

High school students sample science at MIT

April 2, 2003

Students love to learn from these teachers

March 12, 2003

Studio teacher Carol Burns and architecture graduate student Chris Muskopf talk about a model in the new undergraduate architecture studio (Room 7-432).

Mitchell showcases redesigned learning spaces

March 12, 2003

MacVicar Day highlights classroom technology

February 26, 2003

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February 26, 2003

Biology class aims to engineer blinking life forms in the lab

February 26, 2003

Maia Mahoney, left, a sophomore in electrical engineering and computer science, confers with graduate student Reshma Shetty of the Biological Engineering Division during the January IAP course, "Synthetic Biology Lab: Engineered Genetic Blinkers."

Class aims to engineer blinking life in the lab

February 13, 2003

MIT moves toward more inclusive MITE2S and Interphase programs

February 12, 2003

Electrical engineering and computer science sophomore Sumudu Watugala points to her notes during her UPOP presentation about optimizing the registration process for HASS-D courses.

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February 5, 2003

MIT's annual autonomous robot-building course, 6.270, consumes mountains of LEGOs and round-the-clock adrenalin from its eager participants. Teams work throughout IAP to create the snappish little rovers, each with its unique plot for victory. The course culminated in a frenzied contest, held in Room 26-100, on Jan. 30.

Green projects cool for Cambridge

February 5, 2003

An IAP class made ice sculptures by the MIT Chapel.

In January, courses range from dark matter to light patter

January 29, 2003

IAP Notebook: The six pamphleteers

January 10, 2003

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