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Kirkbride

Kirkbride discusses campus life

September 25, 2002

Program closes gap between lab breakthrough and market reality

September 23, 2002

Prudent

Mental Health offers therapy, discussion and support groups

September 18, 2002

Graduate student Michael C. Hewitt, left, speaks with Professor Peter H. Seeberger in the lab where their work on malaria has been taking place.

Research may yield malaria vaccine

August 28, 2002

MIT graduate student Michael C. Hewitt, left, and MIT professor Peter H. Seeberger.

Research shows promise for malaria vaccine

August 14, 2002

Environmental Health Sciences seeks proposals for pilot projects

August 14, 2002

'Virtual Grand Rounds': Rx for fungal infections

July 17, 2002

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

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

Ph.D. student John Kisiday holds sample of engineered cartilage that was created using a novel "designer gel."

Technique could improve cartilage repair

July 15, 2002

Web site aids diagnosis, treatment of fungal infections

July 1, 2002

Julie Andrews and Robert Langer confer during a June 14 press conference at Sardi's in New York City.

Julie Andrews hopes to sing praises of research team

June 18, 2002

Professor Vernon Ingram holds up cell cultures that he and senior technical associate Barbara Blanchard have worked with during their research on the beta-amyloid plaques that attack the brains of Alzheimer's patients.

Researchers find new cellular target to thwart Alzheimer's

June 12, 2002

Professor Vernon Ingram holds up cell cultures that he and senior technical associate Barbara Blanchard have worked with during their research on the beta-amyloid plaques that attack the brains of Alzheimer's patients.

MIT researchers find new cellular target to thwart Alzheimer's

June 10, 2002

Chemical engineering research associate Yadong Wang stretches a piece of regular vulcanized rubber. Biorubber, which is white and opaque, is stretched using the machine by his side.

'Biorubber' opens doors for tissue engineering

June 5, 2002