Innovation and Entrepreneurship (I&E)

Professor Jackie Ying has created a powder that allows chemicals to catalyze at lower temperatures than was previously possible.

Material could aid high-temperature processes

January 12, 2000

Graduate student Rif Rifkin and Jackie Willbur, a sophomore in economics, trip the light fantastic at an IAP ballroom dancing class.

IAP Notebook

Dahan foresees an online marketing revolution

January 12, 2000

Discover Award nominations invited

January 12, 2000

Lemelson-MIT Program will now award two $30,000 student prizes

December 8, 1999

MIT robot aids recovery of stroke patients

November 29, 1999

Student's low-cost solution aids high-tech problem in Africa

November 24, 1999

Plasmatron a step closer to road tests

November 17, 1999

Texas high-schooler wins 2nd Lemelson apprenticeship

November 17, 1999

MIT's plasmatron for cutting car pollutants is significant step closer to road tests

November 15, 1999

Tech Review lists young innovators

November 10, 1999

TR 100 panelists for the "Innovation Conversation" symposium were (left to right) President Charles Vest, Marleen McDaniel of Women.com Networks, Robert Metcalfe of International Data Group, broadcast journalist Bill Moyers, Jeff Taylor of Monster.com, and Mark Cuban of Broadcast.com.

Tech Review lists top 100 young innovators

November 10, 1999

Grant to allow HST students to train with patient simulator

November 3, 1999

Bates25 symposium to be held this week

November 3, 1999

The Flying Karamazov Brothers perform a new piece during Sens*bles that they developed with Associate Professor Neil Gershenfeld's group. The floor has digital sensors and every move of their juggling pins triggers music, so musical pieces can be choreographed or an original symphony created each time they perform on the floor. The performers will use the act on tour next year.

Pair of Media Lab events showcase toys and inventions

October 27, 1999

Novel computer program mimics brain's ability to recognize patterns in large collections of images and text

October 25, 1999

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Material could aid high-temperature processes

IAP Notebook

Discover Award nominations invited

Lemelson-MIT Program will now award two $30,000 student prizes

MIT robot aids recovery of stroke patients

Student's low-cost solution aids high-tech problem in Africa

Plasmatron a step closer to road tests

Texas high-schooler wins 2nd Lemelson apprenticeship

MIT's plasmatron for cutting car pollutants is significant step closer to road tests

Tech Review lists young innovators

Tech Review lists top 100 young innovators

Grant to allow HST students to train with patient simulator

Bates25 symposium to be held this week

Pair of Media Lab events showcase toys and inventions

Novel computer program mimics brain's ability to recognize patterns in large collections of images and text

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