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Innovation and Entrepreneurship (I&E)

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Despite geek image, inventors respected by teens, survey finds

January 10, 2001

MIT students display creativity in new mechanical engineering products

December 14, 2000

With an I-Campus grant, graduate student Eric Brittain designed the Classroom Communicator for students who are reluctant to ask questions in lectures.

Project aims to encourage lecture questions

December 13, 2000

Students in 2.009 came up with some useful inventions, including Laddy, a ladder/dolly/motorized tool lift. Putting the finishing touches on Laddy are Heather Marshall (left), Elizabeth Ellingson (crouching) and Kathee Lee, all seniors in mechanical engineering.

Students display creativity in product presentations

December 13, 2000

Lemelson program seeks applicants for $30,000 student prize

December 13, 2000

Team develops better filters for wastewater treatment

December 6, 2000

Economic value and speed will shape Internet's future

November 15, 2000

Jordan Sand, winner of the Lemelson high school apprenticeship award, stands among cattails, holding an alternative form of paper he made from corn, flax, wheat and cattails.

Teen wins Lemelson apprenticeship for his innovative uses of crops

November 15, 2000

Roberto Accorsi, a doctoral candidate in nuclear engineering, uses a Coded Aperture Camera for medical imaging.

Airport detection research yields better medical imaging

November 8, 2000

Future auto technologies discussed

November 8, 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

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

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