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Erik Demaine, an assistant professor of EECS, shows off some of his origami and other creations.

Prodigy prof skipped school until he started college at 12

February 26, 2003

"I Have Truly Found Paradise" by sophomore Yeu-whai K. Lin, which uses 98 separate pieces of paper, won the award for most creative composition in the origami competition.

Students don't fold under pressure in contest, but just for the fun of it

February 26, 2003

Math department recognizes 6 for scholastic achievement

June 5, 2002

Hartley Rogers (far left) and his co-coach Richard P. Stanley (far right), celebrate with the team that came in second place in the Putnam math competition: (left to right) Reid W. Barton, Abhinav Kumar and Pavlo M. Pylyavskyy.

Math students finish 2nd in Putnam competition

May 15, 2002

Students earn math awards

June 6, 2001

Strang's math lectures go on web

March 21, 2001

Mathematician Professor Dirk Struik dies at 106

October 25, 2000

Retired MIT math professor dies at 106; was acclaimed historian of mathematics

October 24, 2000

Mathematics awards go to five

May 31, 2000

MIT scientists explore physics of crumpling

September 15, 1999

MIT scientists explore physics, geometry of crumpling

September 3, 1999

Mathematics awards go to six

June 2, 1999

Different kinds of math use different parts of brain, research finds

May 12, 1999

MIT, French researchers find different kinds of math use different parts of the brain

May 6, 1999

Vogan to head Department of Mathematics

March 3, 1999