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At Monday's STS forum, doctoral student Kaushik Sunder Rajan asked MIT to remember that the Sept. 11 terrorism was an international tragedy, not just an American one.

Panelists call for innovative U.S. policies

September 11, 2002

Chaplain ponders MIT's reactions to Sept. 11

September 11, 2002

Campus events mark Sept. 11 anniversary

September 11, 2002

"I've never felt as close to a true collective will from MIT as I did in working on the wall." - John Fernandez

Designer reflects on campus memorial

September 11, 2002

Global security web site debuts

September 11, 2002

Religious leaders to be at lunch events

September 11, 2002

Homeland and global security web site launched

September 10, 2002

MIT panel urges off-campus sites for classified research; reaffirms openness on MIT campus

June 12, 2002

MIT panel urges off-campus sites for classified research

June 12, 2002

After presenting Lincoln Laboratory with the Secretary of Defense Medal for Outstanding Public Service, Ron Sega (left), director of defense research and engineering in the Department of Defense, posed with Lincoln Lab's director, David Briggs (center), and President Charles Vest.

Lincoln Lab receives national honor at 50th anniversary event

May 15, 2002

IT fuels battle awareness

April 10, 2002

Participants at the March 13 press conference announcing the Army's selection of MIT for a $50 million Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies included (left to right) Provost Robert Brown, at podium; Dean of Engineering Thomas Magnanti; Professor Edwin Thomas of materials science and engineering; Vice President for Research and Associate Provost Alice Gast; and Professor Paula Hammonds of mate...

MIT to use nanomaterials to clothe, equip Army soldiers

March 20, 2002

Participants at a March 13 news conference announcing the Army's selection of MIT's proposal for an Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies (ISN) are, from left, MIT Provost Robert Brown; Dean of Engineering Thomas Magnanti; Professor Ned Thomas, Director of the ISN; Vice President for Research and Associate Provost Alice Gast, and Professor Paula Hammond of chemical engineering.

Army selects MIT for $50 million institute to use nanomaterials to clothe, equip soldiers

March 13, 2002

Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies (ISN) Q & A

March 13, 2002

Sandia expert talks about fighting terrorism

March 6, 2002