[en] During the past ten months the Medium Energy Nuclear Physics Group of the University of Massachusetts has continued to utilize the excellent experimental facilities of the Bates Electron Linear Accelerator Laboratory for electron scattering measurements on nuclei. The keystone in these measurements is the unique 900 MeV/c electron spectrometer, an instrument unequalled in its resolution. High beam currents may be used when the incident beam is dispersed on the target so that its momentum spread matches the momentum dispersion of the spectrometer. Thus in turn, small cross sections at high momentum transfers may be measured in reasonably short times because of the high beam intensities. Completed, ongoing, and planned experiments are described