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MIT-patented treatment approved by FDA for severe form of PMS

July 7, 2000

Professor of Architecture Jan Wampler shows an architectural model of the microvillage he and students designed for an area of rural Turkey hit hard by last year's earthquake.

New concept of village emerges in MIT-designed housing

June 7, 2000

Three from MIT win Discover kudos

June 7, 2000

Dan Doherty, a physical therapist at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, helps a patient work with MIT-Manus during her rehabilitation therapy following a stroke.

MIT robot aids therapy of stroke victims

June 6, 2000

EyeGen takes top prize in $50K competition

May 17, 2000

International Startup Summit to be held at MIT May 12-13

May 6, 2000

Principal research scientist Chi-Sang Poon's research has identified a possible relationship between the lack of a neuroreceptor and fetal respiratory problems in mice.

Chemical receptor linked to fetal respiratory development

May 3, 2000

Fogarty, Gross win Lemelson-MIT Awards

May 3, 2000

Silicon Valley 'nerdtrepreneur' alums touted

May 3, 2000

Lee Knight, a senior in mechanical engineering, pulls Professor David Wallace and a plant in the Green Wagon, which transports items and then converts to a bench on which to sit in the garden and work.

Student teams demonstrate prototypes of devices for elderly

April 26, 2000

Graduate students Carl Dietrich (left) and Byron Stanley (center) and alumnus Andrew Heafitz with an actual-size model of the rocket they hope to launch, and a smaller prototype which will be launched in the next few weeks in preparation for November's contest.

Rocket team shoots for success

April 12, 2000

Ernesto Blanco

New instrument aims to make endoscopic surgery safer

April 5, 2000

The TLO Licensee Convocation included a fair to highlight inventions developed at MIT. Former PhD student Bill Townsend (left), who developed WAM (the Whole Arm Manipulator), talks with Rony Abovitz (center) of Z-Cat Medical Robotics, to which he sold technology for use in operating rooms, and Sam Pasternak of the law firm of Choate, Hall and Stewart.

Event spotlights invention directions

April 5, 2000

Professor Michael Feld, director of the Spectroscopy Lab (right), tests a device which uses light to identify cancer cells in a noninvasive test on postdoctoral associate Adam Wax.

Noninvasive methods developed for early cancer diagnosis

March 29, 2000

Checking out how well their satellites are performing in microgravity in NASA's KC-135 are (left to right) Professor Dava Newman, consultant Javier deLuis of Payload Systems, Inc., and Dan Feller, a senior in aeronautics and astronautics.

MIT team creates miniature satellites

March 29, 2000