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From left, MIT juniors Benjamin Schwartz and Sean Markan, alumna Natalia Toro, and sophomore Chintan Hossain enjoy themselves during a banquet at the Physics for Tomorrow conference held in Paris.

MIT students and alumna represent U.S. at historic physics conference

January 11, 2005

Schematic shows the 25.4-meter Giant Magellan Telescope next to a 6.5-meter Magellan telescope. The 83-foot giant telescope is as wide as an eight-story building is tall.

Giant telescope will keep an eye on planets in other solar systems

December 17, 2004

Eight elected to American Physical Society

December 8, 2004

Physics

June 2, 2004

Guth shares $200K Cosmology Prize

March 31, 2004

Alan Guth

Guth shares $200K cosmology prize

March 29, 2004

Nicki Lehrer's winning entry in the 8.02 "Weird Fields" contest (above) and the runner-up by David Rush.

MIT adds artistic spin to study of electromagnetism

March 11, 2004

U.S. electoral system would work in Iraq, physicist says

March 3, 2004

Nicki Lehrer's winning entry in the 8.02 "Weird Fields" contest.

Contest adds artistic spin to study of electromagnetism

March 3, 2004

Physics and business share a bond

February 4, 2004

A composite image from the poster advertising Walter Lewin's IAP class on "Looking at 20th-Century Art Through the Eyes of a Physicist." The painting shown is "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" by Pablo Picasso.

Physicist shares enthusiasm for modern art

February 4, 2004

Physics and business make a successful match, alums say

February 2, 2004

David Pritchard

MIT researchers compare atomic masses with unprecedented accuracy

December 19, 2003

Wolfgang Ketterle

Physicists perform ultracold coup over molecules

December 18, 2003

Assistant professor of physics Alexander van Oudenaarden surveys a slide that contains E. coli bacteria. The monitor shows an image of bacteria clumping, which they do when threatened.

Knowing bacteria's defense mechanism may foil them in the future

October 29, 2003