Contests and academic competitions

Your vital signs, on cameraMIT team develops system for continuous medical monitoring using widely available video technology.

Help design MIT’s 2010 holiday e-greetingCommunity members are invited to submit ideas for MIT's 2010 holiday e-greeting. Cash prize awarded to winner, runner-up.

Local competition inspires creative use of public-private spaceAtlantic Ave. installations prove community value of pedestrian-friendly elements.

Cementing successStartup that eyes radical shift in cement industry wins MIT $100K business-plan competition, now in its 20th year.

Winners of the ninth annual MIT IDEAS Competition announcedMore than $25,000 awarded to seven student teams that apply invention to improve lives

REFS poster contest: highlighting mentorshipParticipation from across the Institute shows just how important mentoring really is.

MIT mentors, going viral: REFS poster contestWednesday, March 24, is the last day to cast your vote.

New design competition gives students a chance to leave their mark on MITThe School of Architecture + Planning, along with the MIT Hobby Shop and Campus Activities Complex, launch MADFAB (MIT's Annual Design and Fabrication Competition).

Reporter’s Notebook: Emergency measuresFor drowning surfers, fallen bicyclists and injured mountaineers, students in MIT’s 2.009 class devise products that could save lives.

Energy savings in black and whiteMIT students develop concept for color-changing roof tiles that absorb heat in winter, reflect it in summer.

Student team of architects wins multiple awardsA floating gallery, a morphing sculpture and a weather-responsive installation are among their winning projects

Braille made simpleMIT students develop device that could make labeling easier for the visually impaired. Product could be on the market next year.

Nanotechnology expert wins $500,000 Lemelson-MIT Prize

Ksplice software update project wins $100K competitionGlobal Cycle bike adapter is audience pick

SA+P team wins major urban design competitionProposal for Denver district's redevelopment is awarded top prize of $50,000