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MIT researcher proposes ways to control chaotic systems

Method can be applied to quantum computing and other physical systems

February 10, 2000

Physics Professors David Pritchard (far left) and Wolfgang Ketterle (far right) watch as visiting scientist Tilman Pfau (second from left) and Shin Inouye, a graduate student student in earth, atmospheric and planetary sciences (second from right) align mirrors on the lab's newest atom laser.

Device can 'amplify' atoms with a zap of light

December 15, 1999

MIT researchers "amplify" atoms with a zap of light

Device may enhance extremely precise gravity and rotation sensors

December 8, 1999

Wilczek appointed first Herman Feshbach Professor

December 8, 1999

MIT Bates Accelerator receives $9.9 million in federal funds

October 1, 1999

PSFC sponsors workshop on ignition facility

September 29, 1999

Bates to hold open house, symposium

September 22, 1999

Conference to explore physics at the National Ignition Facility

September 22, 1999

MIT Bates Linear Accelerator Center to hold Open House in Middleton

September 16, 1999

MIT scientists explore physics of crumpling

September 15, 1999

MIT scientists explore physics, geometry of crumpling

September 3, 1999

Congressman Michael Capuano visiting Nobel Prize-winning lab at MIT today

August 19, 1999

Prototype quantum computer simulates quantum system

July 14, 1999

Nobelists to speak at MIT symposium

June 9, 1999

Physics department honors seven students

June 2, 1999