Physics

Richardson offers Bates funding reassurance

April 14, 1999

U.S. Energy Secretary Bill Richardson to visit MIT Bates Accelerator on Tuesday

April 9, 1999

Star Trek writers defy laws of physics, author explains

March 31, 1999

This digital elevation model from the U.S. Geological Survey shows a dendritic river in southern Mississippi.

MIT researcher seeks to unravel the physics of landscape erosion

March 23, 1999

Kendall memorial fund established

March 10, 1999

This 40-ton magnet completed by a US engineering team (photographed at a Lockheed Martin plant in San Diego) is key to an international experiment on nuclear fusion.

MIT-led team builds 40-ton magnet

February 24, 1999

US team completes 40-ton magnet

February 24, 1999

A state-of-the-art detector, the Bates Large Acceptance Spectrometer Toroid (BLAST), late last year. It is being built by an internal collaboration of approximately 50 physicists.

In wake of budget threat, DOE vows to seek funds for Bates

February 3, 1999

DOE says it will amend budget to keep MIT Bates Lab operating

February 2, 1999

PSFC-organized events draw record crowds

December 9, 1998

MIT researchers create a 'perfect mirror'

Besides blocking or reflecting selected frequencies, this new device could help "trap" a light beam

November 26, 1998

Bates researchers create powerful new electron beam

November 25, 1998

Bates creates research beam with 1,000 times more power

November 24, 1998

Carlos Kaufman explains plasma fusion to his third-grade class.

10-year-old is co-author in MIT conference

November 18, 1998

The littlest scientist may also be the youngest

10-year-old boy is co-author of MIT presentation

November 13, 1998

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