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Seth Lloyd to give Sigma Xi lecture Monday in La Sala

May 8, 2002

Panelists explore 'Innovation Technology in a New Asia'

May 8, 2002

Jeffrey Hoffman, now a lecturer in aeronautics and astronautics, walked in space during the first Hubble Space Telescope servicing mission in December 1993. He said in a talk on campus, that being at the end of the shuttle's robotic arm was one of his more spectacular experiences.

Exhilaration of space flight, walk described by astronaut Hoffman

May 8, 2002

Analysis of GPS navigation signals monitored at over 120 sites provides a snapshot of ionoshperic total electron content (TEC) over North America during a major geomagnetic disturbance. A large-scale plume of storm enhanced density spans the continent from a source region in the eastern U.S. The bold red outlines the low-altitude footprint of the TEC plume.

Earth-based tools used to see weather in space

May 8, 2002

Annalisa Weigel and her husband, Myles Walton, both defended their Ph.D. theses Monday.

A couple of doctorates are now in the house

May 8, 2002

Jon Salz was a semi-finalist in the TopCoder Collegiate Championship.

Coding competition makes good spectator sport

May 8, 2002

Symposium on traumatic stress disorder scheduled by CRC

May 8, 2002

Retired MIT professor Felix Villars dies at 81; was pioneer in biological physics

May 8, 2002

A film made from phage and biosynthesized nanoparticles is one material produced by viruses in the Belcher lab.

Viruses can be made to churn out high-tech nanomaterials

May 8, 2002

Bush's science advisor discusses plans for new student visa reviews

May 8, 2002

Facts on Cambridge, MIT and the biotech industry

May 6, 2002

Infinite Mile updates available

May 1, 2002

Johnson Games registration deadline set for next Friday

May 1, 2002

Valerie Carr, chief technologist for MEG, demonstrates the new imaging system as Seppo Ahlfors, technical director of MEG, looks on. Using scientific approaches pioneered by Martinos Center researchers, the combined MEG and MRI data from new facilities at the center will produce "movies" of the brain at work.

Martinos Center dedicates two new brain imaging systems for research

May 1, 2002

Harvard and MIT faculty members sign joint petition on behalf of Palestinians

May 1, 2002