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Chemical receptor key to fetal development, MIT researchers and colleagues find

Possible connection to SIDS, preemie problems

April 30, 2000

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April 26, 2000

Panelists speculate on 'smart world' of intelligent devices

April 26, 2000

New instrument aims to make endoscopic surgery safer

April 5, 2000

An artist's conception of an Anomalous X-ray Pulsar with magnetic fields, now shown to be part of the neutron star family

Data offer new spin on strange class of pulsars

April 5, 2000

Checking out how well their satellites are performing in microgravity in NASA's KC-135 are (left to right) Professor Dava Newman, consultant Javier deLuis of Payload Systems, Inc., and Dan Feller, a senior in aeronautics and astronautics.

MIT students develop mini satellites

Ultimate goal: space telescope with higher resolution than Hubble

April 3, 2000

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March 29, 2000

Scientists make seven-bit quantum leap in computer research

March 29, 2000

MIT team creates miniature satellites

March 29, 2000

MIT researchers provide a new spin on a strange class of pulsars

March 22, 2000

Grade changes caused by spreadsheet slip-up

March 15, 2000

The three Nobel laureates in chemistry in 1995 gathered to speak at the third Rosenblith Lecture in Science and Technology at MIT last week, along with the MIT professor for whom the lecture series is named. Left to right: F. Sherwood Rowland of the University of California at Irvine, Institute Professor Emeritus Walter A. Rosenblith, Mario Molina of MIT and Paul J. Crutzen of the Max Planck Insti...

Molina and co-Nobelists discuss atmospheric pollution

March 15, 2000

Grade changes at MIT caused by slip-up in spreadsheet sorting of names and grades

March 9, 2000

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March 8, 2000

Astronaut Janice Voss walks out of the crew quarters at the Kennedy Space Center on the morning of the launch of STS-99, accompanied by Mamoru Mohri (left) of the Japanese space agency (NASDA) and Gerhard Thiele of the European Space Agency (ESA).

Alumna, Draper, faculty involved in shuttle radar mission

March 8, 2000

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MIT researchers provide a new spin on a strange class of pulsars

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