Physics

The littlest scientist may also be the youngest

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

November 13, 1998

Tiny photonic crystals may light way to better optical circuit

October 21, 1998

Nobel Prize work was being done on Feb. 16, 1984, in MIT's Francis Bitter National Magnet Laboratory when visiting scientists Horst Stï¿½ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½rmer (left front) and Daniel Tsui (right front) posed on the balcony above MIT's Hybrid II magnet, at the time the world's most powerful DC magnet. Behind Stï¿½ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½rmer and Tsui are, left to right, Alb...

Winners of Nobel Prize in physics have roots at MIT

October 21, 1998

Winners of the '98 Nobel Prize in physics have experimental and educational roots at MIT

October 14, 1998

MIT researchers say tiny photonic crystals may light the way to better optical circuits

October 9, 1998

Tanaka looks to 'Flubber' for clues to life's beginning

September 12, 1998

MIT researcher looks to Flubber for clues to how life began

Physicist makes strides toward creating first synthetic protein

July 28, 1998

Lewin shows properties of sound

July 15, 1998

Discovery launches with MIT particle physics experiment

June 10, 1998

Shuttle experiment tries to detect antimatter

June 3, 1998

Shuttle Discovery carries first-of-its-kind MIT experiment to detect antimatter and dark matter

May 27, 1998

Scientists remember Feynman as new book is published

May 20, 1998

In Carl Dietrich's design for a perpetual motion machine (one of three he submitted),the upper reservoir fills at high tide and the water slowly empties into the lower reservoir, continuously turning a water wheel. Once the tide falls below the level of the lower reservoir, the water drains back into the ocean through a one-way valve.

Students compete to design a perpetual-motion machine

May 13, 1998

Gels featured in talk on sensors and detectors

May 13, 1998

"Impossible" perpetual motion contest awards two honorable mentions

May 11, 1998

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