Entertainment & Arts
HDTV Technology Demonstrated: General Instrument Corp. and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology staged the world’s first over-the-air demonstration of a TV system that transmits signals in the digital language of computers.
March 24, 1992
Business
Massachusetts remains the “gold standard” for mining economic growth from technology and science while California is losing its luster, according to a study released Thursday.
June 20, 2008
Money & Company
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Nov. 13, 2007
The cloud of recession hangs heavily over the lush, wooded suburbs of Boston that hug Route 128, home to the largest concentration of high-technology businesses outside Silicon Valley.
May 12, 1991
World & Nation
The state funds will go to three UC research institutes, including one run by the Irvine and San Diego campuses.
Dec. 8, 2000
Technology and the Internet
MIT Computer Whiz Indicted: The Massachusetts Institute of Technology electrical engineering and computer sciences student has been indicted for allegedly operating a computer bulletin board that gave users around the world access to copyright-protected software free on the Internet, authorities said.
April 9, 1994
An American and a Briton whose career has been spent in the United States will share the 1993 Nobel Prize for medicine or physiology for their discovery of “split genes,” the Swedish Nobel Assembly announced Monday.
Oct. 12, 1993
Travel & Experiences
Your article (“The Reel Truth About Three American Sights,” April 15) by Betty Martin, calls the Massachusetts Institute of Technology the Military Institute of Technology.
May 6, 1990
Boston is giving techies a reason to unplug their laptops while visiting the city: a 2 1/2-hour tour of science, technology and financial sites.
Feb. 18, 2001
Oliver Wendell Holmes once referred to Boston as “the thinking center of the continent, and, therefore, of the planet.”
Nov. 29, 1991