| MIT's Technology Review 1998 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Accelerating isotope production. | Science and technology | Skerrett, P.J. |
| A sniff in time. (new bomb detection device to be used at airports) | Science and technology | Stevens, Jane |
| A tale of tech cities. (urban renewal and new technologies) | Science and technology | Harrison, Bennett |
| Aviation's next great leap. (rocket-powered aircraft that can travel at hypersonic speeds) | Science and technology | Zubrin, Robert, Clapp, Mitchell Burnside |
| Blueprint of a star. (helioseismology) | Science and technology | Graham, David |
| Bubbles by the billions. (microcellular plastics) | Science and technology | Nadis, Steve |
| Cashing in on medical knowledge. | Science and technology | Shulman, Seth |
| Chess is too easy. (computer-generated literature)(Cover Story) | Science and technology | Bringsjord, Selmer |
| Digital perfection. (computer-using children) | Science and technology | Bruckman, Amy |
| Exploring the CAVE. (virtual reality theater named as Cave Automated Virtual Environment) | Science and technology | Stevens, Jane |
| Finding common ground. (engineers and politicians) | Science and technology | Florman, Samuel C. |
| Finding the wheat, leaving the chaff. (veracity of medical information available on the Internet) | Science and technology | Hall, Judith G. |
| Fishing for data. (Global Ocean Ecosystem Dynamics) | Science and technology | Nadis, Steve |
| Fungi fodder? (fungi are a possible cause of failures in semiconductor chips) | Science and technology | Potera, Carol |
| Go for the glow. (new infrared emission microscope that can test defects of computer chips) | Science and technology | Graham, David |
| Honey, they've shrunk the rover. (space vehicles) | Science and technology | Scigliano, Eric |
| Monorail: back to the future. | Science and technology | Scigliano, Eric |
| Other countries' money. (foreign investments in US-based research and development)(includes related article on Lazlo Belady) | Science and technology | Florida, Richard |
| Practice makes perfect. (new surgical simulation software called Immersive Workbench) | Science and technology | Hodges, Mark |
| Precision pills. (new method of making pills using computerized printing technology) | Science and technology | Horning, Beth |
| Prophets of inevitability. (role of human choice in technological innovations) | Science and technology | Winner, Langdon |
| Putting teeth in the biological weapons ban. | Science and technology | Tucker, Jonathan B. |
| Ruin your breath, save your health: the secret life of garlic and onions. | Science and technology | Potera, Carol |
| Setting a standard in multimedia software. (Volcanoes: Life on the Edge; Critical Mass: America's Race to Build the Atomic Bomb; Leonardo da Vinci) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Science and technology | Roush, Wade |
| Shirt-button turbines. (research at MIT) | Science and technology | Drake, John |
| Telecommunications seeks its guiding light. (photonic resonator) | Science and technology | Marx, Vivien |
| The anti-music of the aerospheres. (noise dampening research) | Science and technology | Hodges, Mark |
| The art of Renaissance engineering. (exhibit Mechanical Marvels: Invention in the Age of Leonardo) | Science and technology | Bjerklie, David |
| The greening of industrial parks. (eco-industrial parks) | Science and technology | Dwortzan, Mark |
| The hunt is on for new ways to overcome bacterial resistance.(Cover Story) | Science and technology | Knudson, Mary |
| The virtues (and vices) of virtual colleagues. ("electronic collaboratories") | Science and technology | Ross-Flanigan, Nancy |
| To Mac or not to Mac. (the joys and pains of being an Apple Macintosh user) | Science and technology | Shenk, David |
| Waxing hot and cold. (phase-change materials) | Science and technology | McClellan, Doug |
| Wonder thread. (mussel's byssal threads) | Science and technology | Shulman, Seth |
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