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Research scientist David Perreault kneels next to an alternator that could dramatically increase the power available to future cars. The laboratory-scale apparatus nearest Dr. Perreault contains the new switches that enable this increase; the other part of the alternator is at right.

Future cars to have more power, thanks to MIT work

November 1, 2000

Stephen Mascaro, a graduate student in mechanical engineering, displays a fingernail sensor designed to replace input from a keyboard or mouse.

Lab showcases health care, robotic projects

November 1, 2000

MIT's Dave Perreault kneels next to an alternator that could dramatically increase the power available to future cars. The laboratory-scale apparatus nearest Perreault contains the new switches that enable this increase; the other part of the alternator is at right.

MIT punches up power for future cars

October 30, 2000

MIT sensor on former military satellite now used to track lost space objects

October 26, 2000

Tool created for designing cleaner-burning diesel engines

October 25, 2000

Dell computer founder tells LFM alumni to take frequent vacations

October 18, 2000

Kenan Sahin to discuss entrepreneurship in Enterprise Forum's broadcast series

October 4, 2000

Left to right: Eric Wilhelm, Professor Joseph Jacobson and Colin Bulthaup at the Collegiate Inventors award ceremony

Graduate students win inventors competition

October 4, 2000

MIT contributes component to Magellan telescopes

October 4, 2000

Dr. George R. Ricker, principal investigator for the High-Energy Transient Explorer satellite (HETE-2), takes a photograph during the final inspection of the satellite's soft X-ray cameras. The two dark circles are lens caps covering the optical cameras, and the two curved "ears" behind them are the soft X-ray cameras built at MIT. The four white rectangles on the satellite's front, which is small...

MIT satellite set for Saturday launch

October 4, 2000

Refining testing of the widely used drug heparin are researchers (standing left to right) Associate Professor Ram Sasisekharan, Division of Bioengineering and Environmental Health (BEH); BEH graduate student Rahul Raman; Ganesh Venkataraman, a research associate in the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology; and BEH graduate student Zachary Shriver. BEH postdoctoral fellow Mallikar...

Tool impacts multi-billion dollar drug industry

September 13, 2000

MIT tool impacts multi-billion dollar drug

September 12, 2000

MIT researchers in the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics stand with the instrumented truss that is key to the first hands-on experiment aboard the International Space Station. Left to right are Sophomore Cemocan Yesil, Associate Professor David Miller, Postdoctoral Fellow Gregory Mallory, and Graduate Student Jeremy Yung.

MIT experiment is first aboard International Space Station

September 8, 2000

Professor Shigeru Miyagawa shows his new StarFestival CD-ROM and book. The program is based on his experience as a child immigrant from Japan, trying to live in two worlds.

MIT prof uses own experience to develop CD-ROM for multi-cultural students

August 28, 2000

Cable may open avenues in optical devices, telecommunications

August 23, 2000