2002

• CMU astrophysicist on team probing 'dark energy'
• Universities and Pittsburgh Arm for Biotech Revolution
• Dr. Elizabeth Jones awarded $1 million Howard Hughes Professorship
• Open House For New Labs In Doherty Hall Set For October 4
• Carnegie Mellon Ranks Second in Organic Chemistry & Polymer Science
• Carnegie Mellon's Rick McCullough Receives Award from American Chemical Society
• Paradise Now Exhibit explores the implications of biotechnology for science, humanity and art
• Guy C. Berry, Gérard Cornuéjols and Elizabeth Jones Earned Top Faculty Distinction of University Professor.
• Yaron, Brown and Winger Honored for Teaching Excellence in MCS
• Placeway and Reading Garner MCS Service and Rookie Awards
• Lee, Faulk and Garoff Garner University's Education Awards
• LifeSciences Greenhouse Attracts First Company; Gets $33.33 Million in State Funding
• Carnegie Mellon University Receives $2.2 Million from Howard Hughes Medical Institute
• Carnegie Mellon University, Dickinson College Partner on Project to Develop Cancer Categorization
• Carnegie Mellon's Jeffrey Hollinger Named Associate Director For Web-Based Research at Pittsburgh Tissue Engineering Initiative
• Carnegie Mellon's Bothner-By Wins Prize For Experimenting With Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
• Sigma 5 retires to computer museum
• Sekerka Named President of International Crystal Growth Organization
• Two Chemistry graduate students received NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Awards
• Sophomore Files Web Reports from Winter Olympics as AT&T "Xtreme VJ"
• Terry Collins named Thomas Lord Professor of Chemistry.
• Packard Fellowship, NIH Grant Launches Dannie Durand's Study of Genes
• Multidisciplinary Bone Tissue Engineering Center Aims to Advance Regenerative Medicine
• Innovation Exchange, a New Collaborative Model for Tech Transfer
• Microelectronics Pioneer Carver Mead Wins $47,000 Dickson Prize
• Kris Matyjaszewski received the 2002 National ACS Award in Polymer Science.
• Carnegie Mellon Receives $250,000 from State of Pennsylvania for Telescope Project
• New Carnegie Mellon Center Takes Lead In Developing Biotechnology Teaching Internship
• Mindy Hebert named Rhodes Scholar
• Physics Lab Dedicated to Roger Sutton

2001

• BioVenture/Life Sciences Greenhouse Aims to Develop Bioscience Industries
• Head of Chemistry Richard McCullough Takes Helm in Mellon College of Science
• Unconventional Groundbreaking
• New Science Labs in Doherty Hall to Help Students Become "Future Pioneers"
• The Carnegie Science Center Awards for Excellence presents Alan Wagonner with the 2001 Biomedical Award
• Physics Department's Barry Luokkala Earns MCS Teaching Award
• Egon Balas awarded the EURO Gold Medal by the Association of European Operational
• Grad Students Matthews, Kolesnikov Cited for Service, Teaching

2000

• Elizabeth Jones was named the Dr. Frederick A. Schwertz Distinguished Professor of Life Sciences.

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