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To detect and destroy an enemy missile, microwave energy is targeted on the missile while simultaneously nullifying enemy jammers (left). To kill a cancerous tumor (right), microwave energy is focused on the tumor while simultaneously nullifying any energy that would overheat surrounding healthy tissue.

MIT radar research used to treat breast cancer enters Phase II trials

January 10, 2001

MIT radar technology to treat breast cancer

December 20, 2000

MIT sensor on former military satellite now used to track lost space objects

October 26, 2000

The Paul Revere Battalion won the Most Outstanding ROTC Unit Award, presented in a ceremony last week. Showing the award are several cadets and their trainer. Left to right: Michaele Mandulak of Wellesley; Jared Levant of Tufts; LtC. (Ret.) Robert R. Rooney, who received a gift of thanks from the cadets; Danielle Boudreau of Harvard; and Ishwar Sivakumar, a senior in electrical engineering and com...

Army ROTC ranked best in nation

September 27, 2000

Distance learning program adopted by Navy

June 7, 2000

MIT 'Star Wars' technology applied to breast cancer

June 5, 2000

ROTC holds annual ceremony

May 3, 2000

Speaker will discuss air/space reconnaissance

April 12, 2000

Event honors MIT military tradition

May 5, 1999

East Asian security discussed

March 17, 1999

ROTC cadets, midshipmen from four schools pass review

May 6, 1998

Widnall discusses Air Force and space systems

April 29, 1998

Notes from the Lab

February 11, 1998

Groups of colleges file legal brief supporting gay members of military

January 14, 1998

Grants offered for studies of transnational security

January 7, 1998