Materials science

MIT develops filter for wastewater treatment, more

December 7, 2000

Team develops better filters for wastewater treatment

December 6, 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

Claudio DeRosa (left) of the University of Naples and graduate student Cheolmin Park display examples of nanoscale patterns made using a process they developed.

MIT researchers create a quick way to pattern nanostructures on thin films

Method has applications in electronics, biology and photonics

June 15, 2000

Quick way to pattern nanostructures on thin film surfaces developed

June 7, 2000

11 in materials science honored

May 31, 2000

Chemistry and materials research discussed

May 17, 2000

MIT Provost Robert A. Brown (left), Nanovation President and CEO G. Robert Tatum (center) and MIT President Charles M. Vest discuss plans after signing the MIT-Nanovation photonics research agreement in President Vest's office.

MIT, Nanovation to partner on research into light-based technologies that will revolutionize communications

Nanovation to provide $90 million for MIT center and 6-year research program

January 21, 2000

Suresh named new head of DMSE

January 12, 2000

MIT material could aid high-temperature processes

Could cut pollutant emissions from natural gas power plants

January 5, 2000

MIT researcher's intricate ceramic nanostructures have many potential uses

November 25, 1999

MIT probe gathers data for better polymers

First to detect molecular motions during stretching

August 25, 1999

Professor Dorothy Hosler holds a jar of latex taken from trees while undergraduate Michael Tarkanian holds a vial of juice from crushed morning glory vines and a small rubber ball made by combining the other two.

Rubber processed in ancient Mesoamerica, MIT researchers find

July 14, 1999

MIT researchers find that ancient peoples processed rubber by 1,600 BC

June 17, 1999

Allen, Sadoway named to chairs

May 5, 1999

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