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High school girls visiting MIT for the You Go Girl! program learned about genetics using fish built of Legos. After learning about meiosis and mitosis, sperm and eggs, the girls made their own generations of fish, discovering something about phenotypes and recessive and dominant genes along the way.

Edgerton program's message is You Go Girl!

August 4, 2006

Max Mitchell of Las Vegas holds his team's entry in the underwater robot competition held in the Alumni Pool on July 28, the finale of this year's MITES program. His team, Los Pepos, won the underwater Quidditch match, but not the overall robot competition. <a onclick="MM_openBrWindow('mites1-enlarged.html','','width=509, height=583')">
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MITES makes a splash with robots

August 1, 2006

STEM program for middle schoolers gets grant

July 26, 2006

MIT team plans 8,000-mile adventure

July 20, 2006

MIT science program for teens gets grant

July 7, 2006

Jonathan Kush of the Alabama School of Mathematics and Science tinkers with his team's anti-mine robot system. To research their project, the nine team members visited the humanitarian demining training center at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.

High school students showcase inventions

June 28, 2006

Public Service Center awards

June 7, 2006

Graduating senior Eric Mibuari used some of the skills he learned here at MIT to start a computer center in his hometown, Laare, Kenya.

Kenyan grad shares what he's learned

June 7, 2006

Kids come to MIT for Solar Sprint

May 30, 2006

The Caribbean Museum Boat as envisioned in a poster by a student team in the annual MIT IDEAS Competition. The group won for best poster in the competition.

Students float Caribbean Museum Boat

May 24, 2006

'Flosszilla,' created in Toy Product Design seminar, squirts toothpaste from its mouth and dispenses floss from its tail.

Toy designers make brushing fun

May 24, 2006

DUSP student aids New Orleans recovery

May 22, 2006

Infotech program aids African students

May 17, 2006

Professor of biology Graham Walker watches two Holliston High School students -- Hannah Cohen, left, and Kristen Mirageas -- explore the PDBViewer in the TEAL classroom in the basement of the Stata Center on Friday, March 31.

Protein viewer unveiled

April 12, 2006

Junior Matthew Zedler, a 2006 Truman Scholar, has participated in several community service projects, including framing a house in Washington D.C. with Habitat for Humanity.

Junior earns humanitarian scholarship

April 5, 2006

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