Physics

A sphere-shaped web of photo-detecting fibers developed by MIT scientists can sense the optical properties of the entire volume of space around it, as well as detect the source of incoming light.

MIT scientists create fiber webs that see

July 6, 2006

Students help construct a prototype in April 2005 of one of the 500 'tiles' that will make up a new telescope in Australia. Each tile consists of 16 antennas. From left are Jamie Stevens, a graduate student at the University of Melbourne, now at University of Tasmania, and Judd Bowman, a graduate student in physics at MIT.

Telescope to probe early universe, more

July 5, 2006

Nanotechnology 'fertile' for energy breakthrough

June 30, 2006

Joannopoulos to lead ISN

June 14, 2006

Physics awards

June 7, 2006

A new sensor developed at MIT monitorsÂ when cultured neuroblastoma cells (green)Â are producing nitric oxide (NO). A copper complex of a fluorescein derivative (formula on lower left) reacts with NO and produces a nitrosated fluorescein (formula on upper right), which causes the cells to glow brightly under the fluorescent microscope.

Sensor opens up study of crucial molecule

June 1, 2006

Elizabeth Goldring, foreground, looks into 'seeing machine' to take a virtual tour of a gallery using a joystick. Her assistant, Jackie McConnell, is at right.

MIT poet develops 'seeing machine'

May 23, 2006

MIT Museum gets physics-al

April 26, 2006

Professor of biology Graham Walker watches two Holliston High School students -- Hannah Cohen, left, and Kristen Mirageas -- explore the PDBViewer in the TEAL classroom in the basement of the Stata Center on Friday, March 31.

Protein viewer unveiled

April 12, 2006

Physicists get to heart of antimatter

April 12, 2006

Graduate student Dhananjay Dendukuri, Professor Patrick Doyle, graduate student Daniel Pregibon and Professor Alan Hatton developed a new method for creating microparticles, shown on the monitor to the right.

Big breakthrough for tiny particles

April 10, 2006

Dr. Raphael Bueno, left, and team use a new MIT technology to shrink a patient's lung tumor by more than 90 percent during laser surgery at Brigham and Women's Hospital.

MIT technology used to shrink tumor

April 5, 2006

MIT novelist Lightman compares science, writing

April 3, 2006

Inventors Hall of Fame to induct 2 professors

February 9, 2006

IAP: Series explores faith of scientists

January 19, 2006

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