Innovation and Entrepreneurship (I&E)

MIT graduates have started 4,000 companies with 1,100,000 jobs, $232 billion in sales in '94

Economic power equal to 24th largest world economy

March 5, 1997

Device greatly eases note-taking

March 5, 1997

Kane wins $30,000 Lemelson invention prize

February 12, 1997

Haystack cell-phone locator tested

January 29, 1997

MIT physicists create first atom laser

January 29, 1997

Michael Andrews, Marc-Oliver Mewes, and Wolfgang Ketterle gather around the machine they and their MIT collaborators used to demonstrate the first atom laser. Mr. Andrews and Mr. Mewes are graduate students in physics; Dr. Ketterle is an assistant professor in the department.

MIT physicists demonstrate first atom laser

January 27, 1997

Annual $50K competition gets underway tomorrow

October 23, 1996

MIT Grants Penn. Firm Exclusive Option to License Image-Compression Technology

July 11, 1996

New gel is magnetically activated

June 12, 1996

MIT projects win Discover awards

June 12, 1996

MIT Researchers Develop Sensitive Technique to Detect Chaos in Data

June 10, 1996

NSF to fund new product center

June 5, 1996

MIT Wins Discover Magazine Award for Technology that Allows Better Tracking of Aircraft in the Air and on the Ground

Could help prevent runway, mid-air collisions

June 4, 1996

Creator of World Wide Web to Speak at MIT Enterprise Forum Intl Teleconference May 29, 1996

Speech To Address Entrepreneurs And The Cyber-workplace

May 16, 1996

WebLine Communications wins MIT business plan contest

May 15, 1996

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