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Prototypes of the 168 chairs that will form a memorial to commemorate the victims of the Oklahoma City bombing were weather-tested on the roof of an MIT building over the summer. Left to right: design firm members Sven Berg (far left), Torrey and Hans Butzer, and MIT Professor Yet-Ming Chiang and graduate student Ben Hellweg, who did the testing.

MIT team tests glass for chairs in Oklahoma City National Memorial

September 29, 1998

MIT researcher looks to Flubber for clues to how life began

Physicist makes strides toward creating first synthetic protein

July 28, 1998

Honeycomb structures studied

July 15, 1998

Material science/engineering recognizes nine in department

June 3, 1998

Lambert to give Sigma Xi lecture

May 6, 1998

Professors Yet-Ming Chiang (left), Gerbrand Ceder (center) and Donald Sadoway have developed a new material for rechargeable batteries, which Dr. Chiang holds in his left hand. Behind them is the apparatus used to test the new batteries against old ones.

New material makes solid, more powerful battery possible

April 29, 1998

MIT team creates new battery material

April 28, 1998

Gibson explores nature's materials engineering

April 1, 1998

Math solution has many applications

February 11, 1998

Films with tiny particles could have many uses

October 8, 1997

Concrete corrosion conference held

August 13, 1997

Materials science names two to chairs

August 13, 1997

Device could vastly improve fiber optic comminucations

May 14, 1997

MIT device could improve fiberoptic communications a hundredfold

May 13, 1997

MIT Device Could Improve Fiberoptic Communications a Hundredfold

May 13, 1997