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Luce Scholar applications sought

October 20, 1999

MIT teams with Siemens Foundation to find "whiz kids" through nationwide high school science and technology competition

MIT is one of six institutions to host "regionals" of Siemens Westinghouse Science & Technology Competition and assist in project judging

September 17, 1999

Robot with more than a snowball's chance wins MITE2S competition

July 14, 1999

No Man's Land: MIT's Engineering Design Competition for minority high school seniors

June 30, 1999

Rotating magnetic device wins 'perpetual motion' contest

May 19, 1999

MIT senior to vie for Miss Massachusetts title before entering medical school

May 13, 1999

MolecularWare takes top prize in $50K entrepreneurial contest

May 12, 1999

2.007 machines must scale 'MechEverest'

May 5, 1999

Sloan entrepreneurial contest raises more than $20,000 for City Year

May 5, 1999

Top entrepreneurs to share $50K in prizes

May 5, 1999

MechEverest, MIT's 29th Annual Mechanical Engineering Design Contest, scheduled for May 5 and 6

April 29, 1999

Two win in residence-design contest

March 3, 1999

Shipping problem egg-cites freshmen

June 3, 1998

Spacecraft design wins $5,000 in new contest

May 20, 1998

In Carl Dietrich's design for a perpetual motion machine (one of three he submitted),the upper reservoir fills at high tide and the water slowly empties into the lower reservoir, continuously turning a water wheel. Once the tide falls below the level of the lower reservoir, the water drains back into the ocean through a one-way valve.

Students compete to design a perpetual-motion machine

May 13, 1998