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Jonathan Kush of the Alabama School of Mathematics and Science tinkers with his team's anti-mine robot system. To research their project, the nine team members visited the humanitarian demining training center at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.

High school students showcase inventions

June 28, 2006

Lemelson program revamps prizes to inspire inventors

June 22, 2006

This sketch of a concept solar car was created for the MIT Vehicle Design Summit, a gathering of students who will work on alternative transportation ideas this summer.

Student summit set on vehicle design

June 14, 2006

Professors Robert Cohen and Michael Rubner pose in Rubner's lab with equipment they use to try to mimic the watermaking abilities of the Namib Desert beetle.

Beetle spawns new material

June 14, 2006

Invention exhibit slated for June 15

June 14, 2006

IDEAS Competition awards

June 7, 2006

Interns at Appropriate Technology Services in Lesotho work with graduate student Amy Mueller, second from right, and sophomore Perry Hung, right, on the MIT solar micro-generator in January.

Students win grant for Lesotho solar generator

June 5, 2006

New $100K doubles entrepreneurial prize

May 24, 2006

Freshman R.J. Ryan hits the 'emergency' button in his automatic dorm room on East Campus. The button activates 'party mode.'

Freshmen automate dorm room

May 24, 2006

Elizabeth Goldring, foreground, looks into 'seeing machine' to take a virtual tour of a gallery using a joystick. Her assistant, Jackie McConnell, is at right.

MIT poet develops 'seeing machine'

May 23, 2006

Warren Leon presents the top prize in the 2006 Ignite Clean Energy Business Presentation Competition to representatives of Stellaris, from left, Jim Paull, president and co-founder; Tom Ward, vice president; and Lee Johnson, chief operating officer and co-founder.

Competition 'ignites' clean-energy startups

May 17, 2006

MIT teams rewarded for innovation

May 10, 2006

Deshpande Center names Sandler executive director

May 8, 2006

James Fergason has been named the 2006 winner of the $500,000 Lemelson-MIT Prize, the largest cash prize in the United States for invention. Fergason's work led to the creation of liquid crystal displays.

Lemelson-MIT awards prizes for innovation

May 3, 2006

Professors Yet-Ming Chiang, left, and Steven Hall show components of their electrochemically actuated morphing rotor prototype (foreground) as well as a reduced-scale model (background) of a previous technology that uses piezoelectrics as the active materials.

MIT makes move toward vehicles that morph

March 22, 2006

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