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Rival MIT designers take different tacks for America's Cup defenders
April 25, 1995
Two named at Sea Grant
March 15, 1995
Harbor pollution may produce ozone
March 8, 1995
Nepf is '95 Doherty recipient
February 1, 1995
Sea Grant experiment shows promise for pair-trawling for tuna
January 25, 1995
MIT to aid research on shipping
January 25, 1995
MIT, FastShip Atlantic, Inc., to Collaborate in Research, Development
Institute to Assist Market AnalysisFor Next-Generation Freighter
January 24, 1995
Chisholm is named McAfee professor
January 11, 1995
Sea Grant unveils robotlobster
November 16, 1994
Faculty approves new OE master's degree
September 28, 1994
Robotuna is first of new 'genetic' line
September 21, 1994
Chryssostomidis named to head Course XIII
September 21, 1994
Sound used to monitor arctic ocean
May 18, 1994
OE class refines tool for undersea mapping
May 11, 1994
Ocean engineering to offer new degree
May 11, 1994
Feng named to Doherty post
April 27, 1994
Robot journeys beneath arctic ice
April 13, 1994
Koch to defend America's Cup with Milgram, all-female crew
March 16, 1994
'Odyssey II' undergoes pre-arctic testing in lake
March 2, 1994
New tack to be tried for America's Cup
March 2, 1994
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