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This 40-ton magnet completed by a US engineering team (photographed at a Lockheed Martin plant in San Diego) is key to an international experiment on nuclear fusion.

US team completes 40-ton magnet

February 24, 1999

A state-of-the-art detector, the Bates Large Acceptance Spectrometer Toroid (BLAST), late last year. It is being built by an internal collaboration of approximately 50 physicists.

In wake of budget threat, DOE vows to seek funds for Bates

February 3, 1999

House Speaker Hastert of Illinois called supporter of science and technology issues

January 13, 1999

Gibbons urges researchers to help educate Congress, public

December 9, 1998

Congress increases funding for researches at universities

November 4, 1998

Prototypes of the 168 chairs that will form a memorial to commemorate the victims of the Oklahoma City bombing were weather-tested on the roof of an MIT building over the summer. Left to right: design firm members Sven Berg (far left), Torrey and Hans Butzer, and MIT Professor Yet-Ming Chiang and graduate student Ben Hellweg, who did the testing.

MIT team tests glass for memorial to Oklahoma victims

September 30, 1998

Vest attends unveiling of science policy report

September 30, 1998

Prototypes of the 168 chairs that will form a memorial to commemorate the victims of the Oklahoma City bombing were weather-tested on the roof of an MIT building over the summer. Left to right: design firm members Sven Berg (far left), Torrey and Hans Butzer, and MIT Professor Yet-Ming Chiang and graduate student Ben Hellweg, who did the testing.

MIT team tests glass for chairs in Oklahoma City National Memorial

September 29, 1998

Increase of intellectual property licensing at universities stems from changes in funding and legislation

September 26, 1998

Berenson parents campaign for help

June 10, 1998

MIT responds to Newsweek article on Krueger death

June 10, 1998

The USS Yorktown in her present state three miles deep on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. This picture shows the ship's air traffic control center (the four windows on the right), topped by the remains of the gun director, an early version of computerized weaponry that included a telescope which directed the guns by remote control.

Mindell helps find USS Yorktown on bottom of Pacific

June 10, 1998

MIT responds to Newsweek article on alcohol poisoning death of Scott Krueger

June 7, 1998

Government revises rules on research-facility costs

June 3, 1998

Arguments against affirmative action are 'nonsense'

June 3, 1998