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Today's activities at MIT regarding N.Y.-D.C. attacks

September 12, 2001

Plans for Wednesday, September 12: MIT community meeting at 3 PM

September 11, 2001

MIT holds 5 p.m. gathering for prayer and support following NY, DC attacks

September 11, 2001

US News ranks MIT fifth among national universities

September 7, 2001

State Police colonel/superintendent named new police chief at MIT

September 6, 2001

A Chandra image of neutron star KS 1731-260, remarkably cool after 12 years of being bombarded with hot gas from a companion star, not visible here. The now dim KS 1731-260 is the light blue object slightly above the midline of this image.

Star in deep freeze chills theory, MIT researchers report

September 6, 2001

Michael L. Dertouzos

MIT colleagues attend Dertouzos funeral in Greece

September 5, 2001

Susan Murcott leads a water treatment workshop at the 2nd International Women and Water Conference, Kathmandu, Nepal.

Clean water for Nepal is focus of MIT research

September 4, 2001

Duke associate dean to review MIT response to Carpenter's complaints

August 31, 2001

Big stink

August 31, 2001

Nocera

MIT researchers inch toward photosynthesis in a beaker

August 30, 2001

Left to right: Christine Fry, Shantel Poulson, Swati Saini and Tianlun Yu refer to the "Hitchhiker's Guide to Orientation 2001" while waiting for lunch in Killian Court.

Vest welcomes frosh; Prof. Pinker derides 'euphemism treadmill'

August 29, 2001

Postdoctoral associates Vittorio Giovannetti (left) and Lorenzo Maccone (right) published work in Nature with Professor Seth Lloyd about a quantum positioning system that could replace the global positioning systems in the future. The two researchers stand next to a parabolic antenna on the roof of Building 26.

'Quantum weirdness' could lead to more accurate GPS in future

August 29, 2001

MIT Professor of Mathematics Alar Toomre (left) regales University of Cambridge students Adam Steventon (center) and Daniel Abramson at a brunch given in honor of their arrival for a year's study at MIT.

First Cambridge University students welcomed to MIT

August 29, 2001

Bill Arning, curator of the List Visual Arts Center, led a tour of campus sculptures this month. One of the pieces he talked about was "Two Indeterminate Lines," a sculpture by French minimalist Bernar Venet in front of Dewey Library.

Campus sculptures brought to life by curator's commentary

August 29, 2001