RLE at MIT

2003 May Issue 3

RLE Pursues the Optical Clock
Erich P. Ippen at the New Limits of Precision

Multidisciplinary Initiative
the DoD MURI program and RLE

Rising Stars
Oxenham and Sugiyama

Students at the Forefront
The Helen Carr Peake Research Prize

Computational Prototyping
an interview with Jacob K. White

Introducing a New Professor
Luca Daniel joins RLE

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2003 February Issue 2

2002 December Issue 1

RLE Pursues the Optical Clock: Erich P. Ippen at the New Limits of Precision

The shortest pulse, the brightest light, and the coldest atom are all coming together in a major new $5M research program directed by RLE's Erich P. Ippen.

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Multidisciplinary initiative
the DoD MURI program and RLE

The hallmarks of RLE research are its scholarly excellence and the wide-ranging curiosity needed to go beyond traditional disciplinary boundaries.

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Rising Stars
Oxenham and Sugiyama

Scientific and technological inquiry in RLE is enriched by the efforts of a select group of world-class researchers.

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Students at the forefront
The Helen Carr Peake Research Prize

RLE announces the prize recipients of the Helen Carr Peake Research Prize.

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Computational Prototyping
an interview with Jacob K. White

The notion of prototyping is pervasive in engineering design; one investigates the viability of a new idea by constructing a single implementation, a prototype.

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Introducing a new professor
Luca Daniel joins RLE

Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science joins the MIT faculty this spring.

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	a special issue devoted to the Center for Ultracold Atoms
	two Cambridge institutions come together
	student research in the CUA
	an interview with David E. Pritchard
	introducing Vladan Vuletic
	and more

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