Inventing Tomorrow
| Fall 2002
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With more than 65 medical
device patents and a half-dozen companies to
his credit, alumnus Ted Adams has made ingenuity
a way of life. His latest venture is the world’s
first totally implantable hearing restoration
system.
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Inquiring minds
UROP
helps IT undergraduates learn the value of research.
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Intellectual
odysseys
Three talented undergraduates,
winners of the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship,
chronicle the journeys that brought them to IT and share their dreams for the
future.
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Learning
from the best
Noted academic and entrepreneur
John Bowers honors his father, a revered professor
with a passion for student-centered teaching.
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Room
for exploration
A popular housing option
for first-year students, IT Explorations in
Engineering and Sciences House, eases the transition
from high school to University life.
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Spinning
off success
The University’s
new emphasis on technology transfer sparks a flurry
of start-up companies and commercial products.
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Executive
engineering
A rigorous interdisciplinary
master’s program gives technical professionals
the skills they need to become successful managers.
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Regular columns
From the dean
Regents
Professor H. Ted Davis
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Alumni report
News
from the IT Alumni Society
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Investing in IT
Opportunities
and impact
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Retrospect
People
and events that shaped our world
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