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Chain by John McBean, a senior in mechanical engineering, won the $600 first prize in the Edgerton-Mili Photography Contest.

Photography competition announces winners

May 23, 2001

Professor Dava J. Newman shows the degree of mobility in the space suit she and colleagues designed and which they hope will be used in a future mission to Mars. Current space suits have feet that simply lock into place, but those in the next-generation suit will need to be able to move around more freely.

Videoconference looks at solutions to problems of traveling to Mars

May 23, 2001

Building the economic staircase

May 16, 2001

John Gibbons (left), who served President Clinton as assistant to the president for science and technology and director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy, talked with William T. Golden at the MIT celebration of the 25th anniversary of OSTP. Golden, now 91, was advising President Truman in 1950 and urged the appointment of a scientific advisor to the President.

Former Congressman gives faculty lesson on science lobbying

May 9, 2001

Event offers diverse statements about race and digital media

May 9, 2001

Philip Morrison, Institute Professor emeritus in physics who worked on the Manhattan Project, discusses the jailing of research scientist Wen Ho Lee for alleged espionage.

Panelists explore lessons of Wen Ho Lee case

May 2, 2001

Welcome and Remarks by MIT President Charles M. Vest

OSTP 25th Anniversary Symposium May 1, 2001

May 1, 2001

Dibner Institute names fellows

April 25, 2001

More than 1,600 admitted to Class of 2005

April 11, 2001

Here and there

April 11, 2001

Clifford G. Shull, co-winner of 1994 Nobel Prize in physics, is dead at 85

April 2, 2001

Physicist's Approaching Chaos on view in Compton Gallery

March 8, 2001

The 2001 MacVicar Faculty Fellows gathered for a special luncheon with members of the Corporation. Left to right: Dean for Undergraduate Education Robert P. Redwine; MacVicar Fellows David A. Mindell, Janet Sonenberg and Heidi Nepf; President Charles M. Vest; MacVicar Fellows Anne M. Mayes and Mary Boyce; Provost Robert A. Brown; and MacVicar Fellow J. Kim Vandiver.

Six are named as MacVicar Fellows

March 8, 2001

In one of last week's MacVicar Day teaching demonstrations, Leonard Grant (left), a junior in materials science and engineering, and freshman Daniel Garcia (center) explain Faraday's Law of Induction to alumna Lissa Martinez (right), who earned the SB in ocean engineering in 1976. They're using a desktop experiment from Professor John Belcher's TEAL Project that will be implemented in the fall in ...

MacVicar Day demos draw crowds

March 8, 2001

Teaching demos, panel slated for MacVicar Day celebration Friday

February 28, 2001

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Panelists explore lessons of Wen Ho Lee case

Welcome and Remarks by MIT President Charles M. Vest

Dibner Institute names fellows

More than 1,600 admitted to Class of 2005

Here and there

Clifford G. Shull, co-winner of 1994 Nobel Prize in physics, is dead at 85

Physicist's Approaching Chaos on view in Compton Gallery

Six are named as MacVicar Fellows

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