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The creators of iQuarium, a virtual underwater environment that shows how fish swim, try out the interactive exhibit in the Hart Nautical Gallery. Left to right: Aaron Sokoloski, a junior in mechanical engineering; Audrey Roy, a senior in electrical engineering and computer science; and Katie Wasserman, a senior in ocean engineering.

Fishy fun with fluid dynamics

February 4, 2004

A composite image from the poster advertising Walter Lewin's IAP class on "Looking at 20th-Century Art Through the Eyes of a Physicist." The painting shown is "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" by Pablo Picasso.

Physicist shares enthusiasm for modern art

February 4, 2004

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Physics and business share a bond

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Physics and business make a successful match, alums say

February 2, 2004

Emily Crapar, an MIT graduate student in aeronautics and astronautics, works on making a tiny chocolate table.

Students create sculptures that melt in your mouth

January 30, 2004

MIT space researchers respond to President Bush's Mars plan

January 28, 2004

The camera on the Mars rover Spirit recorded this image of a football-size rock, officially named "Adirondack" by MIT Professor John Grotzinger. It was chosen as the rover's first target because its flat, dust-free surface is ideally suited for grinding.

It's time to rock and rove for MIT's Grotzinger

January 28, 2004

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January 28, 2004

Survey says: cell phone most hated invention

January 28, 2004

Mental health reports on enhancements

January 28, 2004

MLK Awards to be served at breakfast

January 28, 2004

MIT's Nanoruler was used to create parallel lines and spaces only 400 billionths of a meter apart (the diameter of a human hair is about 250 times larger) across this silicon wafer. The wafer is 12 inches in diameter.

Nanoruler a promising line of work

January 28, 2004

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January 28, 2004

Dillon Tavitian (left) and his big sibling David Nguyen do some exploring together with a microscope Nguyen gave Dillon.

Adoptees finding kindred spirits in MIT program

January 28, 2004

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Fishy fun with fluid dynamics

Physicist shares enthusiasm for modern art

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Physics and business share a bond

Physics and business make a successful match, alums say

Students create sculptures that melt in your mouth

MIT space researchers respond to President Bush's Mars plan

It's time to rock and rove for MIT's Grotzinger

Arts News

Survey says: cell phone most hated invention

Mental health reports on enhancements

MLK Awards to be served at breakfast

Nanoruler a promising line of work

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Adoptees finding kindred spirits in MIT program

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