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Physics photography

February 28, 2001

Adams

Adams of LNS honored for service to lab

January 24, 2001

Standing by a cluster of powerful computers to be used in an MIT/Compaq collaboration are (left to right) Richard Brower, professor of physics at Boston University; Patrick Dreher, research scientist and associate director of the Laboratory for Nuclear Science; John Negele, professor of physics at MIT; and research scientist Andrew Pochinsky.

MIT/Compaq collaboration to explore basic structure of matter

December 6, 2000

Standing by a cluster of powerful computers to be used in an MIT/Compaq collaboration are (left to right) Richard Brower, professor of physics at Boston University; Patrick Dreher, research scientist and associate director of the Laboratory for Nuclear Science; John Negele, professor of physics at MIT; and research scientist Andrew Pochinsky.

MIT, Compaq join forces on computer cluster to explore basic structure of matter

November 27, 2000

William D. Phillips

Nobelist recalls early Bose-Einstein work at MIT

November 15, 2000

Harvard and MIT create Center for Ultracold Atoms with NSF

November 1, 2000

Nanoscale quantum dot lasers may be possible

October 25, 2000

Operational milestone scheduled for LIGO

October 18, 2000

June L. Matthews

Matthews to support 'highest quality research' as head of LNS

September 20, 2000

Ring around the plasma

August 9, 2000

Levitated Dipole Experiment's floating magnet passes first test

August 9, 2000

June Matthews Appointed Director of MIT Laboratory for Nuclear Science

July 27, 2000

Electromagnetic field for a light mode travelling through an all-dielectric coaxial cable. The cable's inner and outer walls are made of omnidirectionally-reflecting multilayer films. Such structures mimic important properties of traditional, metallic coaxial cables, but without their high absorption losses at optical wavelengths. This new all-dielectric cable design successfully bridges, for the ...

MIT researchers' theoretical waveguide may open new avenues in telecommunications and optical devices

July 20, 2000

Celebrating the PHOBOS results are (left to right) Professor Wit Busza, Nicholas Samios (director of the Brookhaven National Laboratory) and former Dean of Science Robert Birgeneau, now president of the University of Toronto.

MIT physicists hail results of ion-collision experiment

July 12, 2000

Physics students win awards

May 31, 2000