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MIT researchers are synthesizing novel stimuli which have the envelope of one sound and the fine structure of another sound. They call these stimuli "auditory chimeras" by analogy with the mythological beasts, which have the head of a lion, the body of a goat, and the tail of a serpent. (Image: Chimera of Arezzo)

Mythical beasts may help MIT researchers provide better music for the hearing impaired

March 6, 2002

Professor Laurence Young was recognized for his work with the National Space Biomedical Research Institute.

Awards & Honors

February 27, 2002

Wyn Kelley, a lecturer in literature, spoke on integrating multimedia into presentations at a conference sponsored by the Comparative Media Studies Program.

CMS highlights new humanities education methods at conference

February 27, 2002

Talk on publicizing physics work scheduled

February 27, 2002

Arts News

February 13, 2002

Three named to professorships

February 13, 2002

Awards & Honors

February 6, 2002

Kleppner wins NAS prize

January 30, 2002

Kleppner honored by NAS

January 23, 2002

Media Lab postdoc Kimberly Hamad-Schifferli, one of the authors of a paper on biomolecules and radio waves, at work in the lab at the Center for Biomedical Engineering.

Scientists control biological materials with radio waves

January 16, 2002

Audience-suggested improv is tradition for physicist/pianist's participatory recital

January 16, 2002

Wireless networking is focus of new MIT research center

January 16, 2002

MIT researchers control biological materials with radio waves

January 9, 2002

In the aftermath of the most memorable event of 2001, a student displays the American flag at a gathering of thousands of MIT communtiy members on Killian Court the day after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

Looking back at 2001

January 9, 2002

Awards & Honors

January 9, 2002

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Mythical beasts may help MIT researchers provide better music for the hearing impaired

Awards & Honors

CMS highlights new humanities education methods at conference

Talk on publicizing physics work scheduled

Arts News

Three named to professorships

Awards & Honors

Kleppner wins NAS prize

Kleppner honored by NAS

Scientists control biological materials with radio waves

Audience-suggested improv is tradition for physicist/pianist's participatory recital

Wireless networking is focus of new MIT research center

MIT researchers control biological materials with radio waves

Looking back at 2001

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