Mechanical engineering

In a reflective mood

October 5, 2005

Assistant Professor Martin L. Culpepper, in the center of the top row, poses with President Bush and fellow winners of the 2004 Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers in front of the White House on June 13.

Culpepper honored at White House

July 1, 2005

Dustin Williams (MIT S.M. 2001), of Interactive Motion Technologies Inc., helps Hermano Igo Krebs, a principal research scientist in MIT's mechanical engineering department, put on the Anklebot, a robotic device designed to help stroke patients regain movement in paralyzed ankles.

MIT develops Anklebot for stroke patients

Research team foresees robotic gym

June 30, 2005

MIT research scientist Karl Iagnemma, who works on rovers like this one to explore the planet Mars, may get the chance to explore planet Hollywood now that Warner Brothers has purchased the screen rights to his 2003 collection of short stories.

MIT author gets ticket to Hollywood

June 23, 2005

Mechanical engineering awards

June 1, 2005

Mark Cote, winner of this year's 2.007 robot competition, gets a congratulatory hug from Professor Alexander Slocum.

Robots go for Tic-Tech-Toe

May 17, 2005

Quantum dots from the Bawendi Group at MIT

Professors discuss value of uncommon connections

May 5, 2005

Engineering success story

May 4, 2005

Dean Ljubicic, right, scores the winning shot in the 2004 contest, 'The Big Dig.' Co-driver Salvatore Pallante, left, leads a victory cheer.

Robot contest puts design into action

May 4, 2005

Make vrrrrooooom for Motorsports

April 27, 2005

MIT President Susan Hockfield shakes hands with Dr. Gianfelice Rocca after the two signed an agreement launching the Roberto Rocca Project, which will support collaboration between MIT and Milan Politecnico.

MIT builds bridge to Milan

April 25, 2005

Entrepreneur alumnus to bankroll winning thesis idea

February 18, 2005

A schematic cross section of the wall of an engine cylinder and the piston.

Subtle changes will make a workhorse engine cleaner, more efficient

January 31, 2005

Here comes Santa Claus

December 23, 2004

Work by materials science experts -- MIT professor Subra Suresh, left, and research scientist Ming Dao -- is aiding in the search for cures for malaria and pancreatic cancer.

Team engineers cell-deforming technique to help understand malaria

Work led by MIT nanotechnology expert Subra Suresh

December 13, 2004

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