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June 2, 2004

Active Joint Brace was selected as the winner at the MIT's $50K Entrepreneurship Competition. Team members, from left, are: Kailas Narendran, Joe Jackson, Mira Sahney, Hocking Cheng, Raja Surapanani and John McBean. Not pictured: Shashi Kant and Adam Rizika.

Active Joint Brace wins MIT $50K competition

May 14, 2004

Sloan School graduate student Harris Rabin demonstrates CycleScore, an interactive exercise program that he and three colleagues created as an iCampus project.

Sloan students pedal exercise

May 5, 2004

Nick Holonyak Jr., the 2004 winner of the $500,000 Lemelson-MIT Prize, invented the first practical LED. Today's LEDs illuminate everything from alarm clocks to the NASDAQ billboard in Times Square.

LED inventor, materials scientist win 2004 Lemelson-MIT Prizes

April 28, 2004

Left: To detect and destroy an enemy missile, microwave energy is targeted on the missile while nullifying enemy jammers. Right: To kill a cancerous tumor, microwave energy is focused on the tumor while nullifying any energy that would overheat surrounding health tissue.

MIT radar research used to fight breast cancer

April 28, 2004

Experts express concern about America's innovative future, according to a new Lemelson-MIT report

April 21, 2004

Nick Holonyak Jr., the 2004 winner of the $500,000 Lemelson-MIT Prize, invented the first practical LED.

$600,000 in prize money to be awarded by Lemelson-MIT Program

April 21, 2004

Deshpande Center announces biotech startup and nanotech licensing deals

April 14, 2004

Eight engineering faculty receive Deshpande Center grants totaling $612,000

April 7, 2004

Eight engineering faculty receive Deshpande Center grants

April 2, 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

Freshman Carter Jernigan began a computer business when he was 12.

Freshman is a veteran in computers and business

March 17, 2004

"TacShot" team leader Andrew Heafitz (right) looks on as Army Command Sgt. Maj. Michael Kelso (left) and Col. Ernest Forrest, judges at the Soldier Design Competition, review project submissions.

Rocket-launched photo system wins ISN contest

February 25, 2004

Saul Griffith holds part of his lens molding device that can produce any eyeglass prescription lens quickly and inexpensively.

Griffith wins invention prize for 'tools of mass construction'

February 25, 2004

"TacShot" team leader Andrew Heafitz, right, looks on as Army Command Sergeant Major Michael Kelso, left, and Colonel Ernest Forrest, judges at the Soldier Design Competition, review project submissions.

Rocket-launched photo system wins Soldier Design Competition

February 19, 2004