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Luca Callini (left), who just received his master's degree in aeronautics and astronautics, looks up at a command from graduate student Suzanne Essig as they work with a piece of headgear that's part of an experiment that will go up on the shuttle with astronaut John Glenn this week. The laptop in the center displays and analyzes physiological signals coming from the headgear.

Shuttle experiment gets an MIT boost

October 28, 1998

Two on MIT faculty tout Glenn mission

October 28, 1998

Luca Callini, who just received his master's in aeronautics and astronautics, and aeronautics and astronautics graduate student Suzanne Essig, far right, worked with Professor Larry Young on an experiment that will go up on the shuttle with astronaut John Glenn later this week. The MIT experiment is actually an artificial-intelligence system that will aid another experiment on sleep, in which the ...

MIT scientific "assistant" is key to shuttle study on astronauts Glenn, Mukai

October 27, 1998

Discovery launches with MIT particle physics experiment

June 10, 1998

Notes from the Lab

June 3, 1998

Aero/astro honors 24 students and faculty

June 3, 1998

Student teams competing to design first commercial spaceship will face off at MIT on May 9

May 6, 1998

Canadian mission specialist Dave Williams performs MIT's spatial-orientation experiment on the shuttle last week while free-floating and wearing the Virtual Environment Generator display.

Neurolab mission involved MIT spatial orientation work

May 6, 1998

Aero/astro hosts flight symposium, lecture

April 15, 1998

Aero/astro alum airs satellite stories

March 4, 1998

NAE elects five from MIT

February 25, 1998

NTSB official discusses role of pilot error in plane crashes

February 11, 1998

Tiny aircraft, black holes are in the news

December 17, 1997

In the first tissue engineering experiment in space, cartilage cells were seeded onto polymer scaffolds and the resulting constructs were cultivated in rotating bioreactors on Earth and in space.

First tissue-engineering experiment in space a success, scientists report

December 8, 1997

Author calls for manned Mars mission

November 19, 1997