[Editors] from basic research to everyday products.
Elizabeth Thomson
thomson at MIT.EDU
Mon Apr 25 11:56:56 EDT 2005
Hello again,
Thought this group might be able to help me on another project I'm
working on. Can you give me some examples of how basic research on
the physical sciences at MIT has led to an everday product? Products
from the past...or recent past....are welcome. I'm not interested in
MEDICAL products/advances for this one....have several of those.
One example that occurred to me: the Plasma Science and Fusion
Center's plasmatron, a little device that can cut emissions from cars
and trucks....and is based on basic physics research toward a new
energy source, nuclear fusion.
If you could get back to me within the next two hours, that would be
just ducky!
Many thanks in advance,
Elizabeth
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Elizabeth A. Thomson
Assistant Director, Science & Engineering News
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
News Office, Room 11-400
77 Massachusetts Ave.
Cambridge, MA 02139-4307
617-258-5402 (ph); 617-258-8762 (fax)
<thomson at mit.edu>
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