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MIT researchers in the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics stand with the instrumented truss that is key to the first hands-on experiment aboard the International Space Station. Left to right are Sophomore Cemocan Yesil, Associate Professor David Miller, Postdoctoral Fellow Gregory Mallory, and Graduate Student Jeremy Yung.

MIT experiment is first aboard International Space Station

September 8, 2000

South African politician will meet with faculty Sept. 7

August 30, 2000

In Peru, Berenson promised new trial in civilian court

August 30, 2000

MIT president welcomes news of a new trial for Lori Berenson, former MIT student

August 29, 2000

Open house welcomes international newcomers

August 23, 2000

Media Lab PhD candidate Rob Poor (left) explains his research project, Nami, to Ireland's prime minister Bertie Ahern at an event celebrating the opening of MediaLabEurope (MLE) in Dublin.

MediaLabEurope opens its doors

August 9, 2000

New concept of village emerges in MIT-designed housing in Turkey

July 14, 2000

Awards bestowed for international studies

May 31, 2000

European Club will host summit

May 10, 2000

European Club will host summit

May 10, 2000

Fanfare at the I-Fair

May 10, 2000

MIT scientists say worm-like creatures lived in Russian sea at least 555 million years ago

May 4, 2000

The inner module of a superconducting magnet built by the US team (left picture), with magnet team members including Rui Vieira of MIT (far left); and the outer module built by the Japanese team (center picture). At right is a cutaway drawing of the full assembly of both modules combined with the structure provided by the US.

International team successfully tests 150-ton magnet in Japan

May 3, 2000

Chinese cinema

May 3, 2000

The inner module of a superconducting magnet built by the US team (top), with magnet team members including Rui Vieira of MIT (far left); and the outer module built by the Japanese team (center picture). Bottom image is a cutaway drawing of the full assembly of both modules combined with the structure provided by the US.

Team tests 150-ton magnet in Japan

May 3, 2000