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Peggy Seeger will perform Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Wong Auditorium.

Folk musician Seeger visits MIT

September 24, 2003

Based on quantum mechanical calculations, MIT researchers have developed this series of pictures showing how sulfur dioxide on a platinum catalyst converts to sulfur trioxide--a compound that poisons advanced catalytic converters for new fuel-efficient engines. Platinum atoms of the catalyst's surface appear as blue spheres, oxygen atoms are black and the sulfur atom is white. In successive pictur...

Atomic insight may lead to cleaner cars

September 24, 2003

Emerging technologies include hydrogen cars, biocomputing

September 23, 2003

Dancer Alexandra Beller is a "dance goddess ... a woman of substance who moves like mercury," wrote one critic.

Dancer visits MIT

September 17, 2003

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September 17, 2003

Tom Pasquini (left) and Aaron Leanhardt in front of the machine where they and collaborators cooled a sodium gas to 500 picokelvin.

MIT scientists achieve the biggest chill

September 17, 2003

Tom Pasquini (left) and Aaron Leanhardt (right) in front of the machine where they and collaborators cooled a sodium gas to 500 picokelvin.

MIT team achieves coldest temperature ever

September 11, 2003

MIT, Calif. schools receive $50M grant for Army research

September 10, 2003

Professor Anette "Peko" Hosoi (left), graduate student Brian Chan and junior Catherine Koveal demonstrate RoboSnails I and II. RoboSnail I has since been rebuilt to be the same size as the smaller RoboSnail II.

MIT's RoboSnails mimic nature

September 10, 2003

Professor Anette "Peko" Hosoi, graduate student Brian Chan and junior Catherine Koveal demonstrate RoboSnails I (right) and II. RoboSnail I has since been rebuilt to be the same size as the smaller RoboSnail II

MIT's RoboSnails model novel movements

September 4, 2003

Biology: the ultimate robotics

September 3, 2003

MIT, 2 California universities receive $50 million grant for Army research

August 27, 2003

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August 27, 2003

Materials Science laboratory to cut ribbon on Infinite Corridor Sept. 2

August 27, 2003

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August 27, 2003

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Folk musician Seeger visits MIT

Atomic insight may lead to cleaner cars

Emerging technologies include hydrogen cars, biocomputing

Dancer visits MIT

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MIT scientists achieve the biggest chill

MIT team achieves coldest temperature ever

MIT, Calif. schools receive $50M grant for Army research

MIT's RoboSnails mimic nature

MIT's RoboSnails model novel movements

Biology: the ultimate robotics

MIT, 2 California universities receive $50 million grant for Army research

Briefly

Materials Science laboratory to cut ribbon on Infinite Corridor Sept. 2

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