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November 14, 2001

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November 14, 2001

Solow tells British audience that six industries were key to US boom

November 7, 2001

Kreick elected chairman of Draper

November 7, 2001

Science Library will host community open house

November 7, 2001

Winning team members Dora Sosnowik (left) and Shira Billet, both seniors at Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls in Hewlett Bay Park, N.Y., chat with keynote speaker Eric Lander, director of the Whitehead Institute's Center for Genome Research and professor of biology, at the New England regional Siemens Westinghouse Science & Technology Competition. Sosnowik and Billet developed a precise ...

High-schoolers face off in national sci-tech contest at MIT

November 7, 2001

CRLS sophomore Steven Duart, 16, handles some of the studio equipment donated by MIT during an interview show on the school's Channel 98 featuring (background, left to right) City Council member Kenneth Reeves, CRLS teacher Kris Kay and Mayor Anthony Galluccio. In the foreground looking up at the monitor is Thomas P. White, videographer and producer with MIT's Center for Advanced Educational Servi...

Schools reap benefits of MIT video equipment donation

November 7, 2001

MIT donates video equipment to Cambridge Public Schools

Students to receive hands-on experience

November 2, 2001

Awards and honors

October 31, 2001

Event spotlights nanotechnology

October 31, 2001

A scene from the Houston Grand Opera's 1999 production of "Resurrection."

Boston Lyric Opera will perform Machover's 'Resurrection'

October 24, 2001

Biology, linguistics to lead test phase of OpenCourseWare

October 24, 2001

This Chandra image shows the M87 jet as seen in X-ray wavelengths.

Chandra sheds light on knotty problem of jet

October 17, 2001

This diagram illustrates the major components of LOFAR. Radiation is collected by wideband dipole antennas above a ground screen, and signals are immediately digitized. The antennas are clustered together in groups of approximately 100, forming "stations." An artist's impression of one station, located in a generic desert site, is shown (courtesy of ASTRON, Netherlands). Stations are connected by ...

Haystack, CSR involved in major new digital telescope development

October 17, 2001

Professor Wolfgang Ketterle unsuccessfully tries to still the applause that greeted him at the MIT news conference about his Nobel Prize. Behind him are (left to right) President Charles M. Vest, Dean of Science Robert Silbey and Professor Marc Kastner, head of the physics department.

Ketterle leads banner Nobel year for MIT

Physicist, colleagues exult over prize

October 17, 2001

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