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Hackers turn dome into Apollo 11 tribute

September 11, 1999

MIT scientists explore physics, geometry of crumpling

September 3, 1999

Professor Dorothy Hosler holds a jar of latex taken from trees while undergraduate Michael Tarkanian holds a vial of juice from crushed morning glory vines and a small rubber ball made by combining the other two.

Rubber processed in ancient Mesoamerica, MIT researchers find

July 14, 1999

Neatly stacked on the bottom of the eastern Mediterranean, amphorae from a 750 B.C. Phoenician shipwreck were discovered more than 1,000 feet down in an expedition led by Robert D. Ballard and partly funded by the National Geographic Society. Two Phoenician ships were found; they are the oldest ever discovered in the deep sea.

MIT technology helps map ancient Phoenician shipwrecks

July 14, 1999

MIT researcher designed technology that mapped ancient Phoenician shipwrecks off the coast of Israel

June 23, 1999

MIT researchers find that ancient peoples processed rubber by 1,600 BC

June 17, 1999

Two MIT researchers win Discover awards

June 9, 1999

DOE makes first grant to MIT under MIT/U of Alaska partnership

June 9, 1999

Two from MIT win Discover Awards

June 9, 1999

Exhibit chronicles the Institute's 1949 gathering of luminaries

June 9, 1999

Transcript of remarks by Tom and Ray Magliozzi

June 9, 1999

Transcript of the Magliozzis' commencement address

June 4, 1999

Exam changes proposed; retired faculty keep vote

June 2, 1999

Professors Barry Vercoe and Marcus Thompson working in front of a graphical score editor, circa 1976.

Event celebrates 25 years of computer music innovation

May 19, 1999

Arts News

May 12, 1999