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MIT News: November/December 2009

Apollo's Rocket Scientists
Forty years ago, NASA put a man on the moon. But MIT did the steering.
By Larry Hardesty
MIT News

77 Mass Ave.

Breaking the Law at the Nanoscale
When objects get very close, Planck's law is violated.
Tagging the World
Micro labels are mega-informative.
Better-Targeted Pest Control
Sustainable protection for crops, buildings.
Robofish
Small swimming robots could aid underwater sensing and exploration.
A Solid Understanding
MIT engineers learn how to slow concrete creep to a crawl.
New Ideas for MIT
Institute-wide Planning Task Force releases preliminary report.

Meet the Author

The Shadow Realm
In Deciphering the Cosmic Number, Arthur I. Miller, PhD '65, examines the unlikely friendship between Wolfgang Pauli and Carl Jung

Seen on Campus

The LOLrioKart

Features

Only Connect
Rebeca Hwang '02, MEng '03, has used network theory to bring clean water to the poor. Now her startup is linking innovators and entrepreneurs around the world.
By Susannah Patton

Alumni Connections

Military Alumni Unite
New affinity group promotes service, mentoring, education
More Alumni Connection News

Alumni Letters

Alumni Letters

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An Astounding Collection
MIT's science fiction treasure trove
An Astounding Collection Gallery

My View

Falling, Unwinding, Cascading
MIT's post-Thanksgiving chain reaction.

Donor Profile

A. Anthony Tappé

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Puzzle Corner

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