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Lakshminarayan Srinivasan (S.M., Ph.D. 2006) is part of a team that develops standardizing math equations to allow neural prostheses to work better. He is currently a medical student in the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology and a postdoctoral researcher at the Center for Nervous System Repair at Massachusetts General Hospital.

MIT research helps convert brain signals into action

October 2, 2007

Four MIT faculty win NIH awards

September 18, 2007

HST professor takes eye-opening look at anesthesia

July 31, 2006

Retina implant aims to help blind see

December 3, 2003

Jacob Von Stein (left) with MIT graduate student Stefan Bewley (center), who donated bone marrow for the boy, and Jacob's father, Kenny Von Stein.

Student's bone marrow donation saves boy with leukemia

February 13, 2002

Koski to be speaker at HST ceremony

May 23, 2001

Grant to allow HST students to train with patient simulator

November 3, 1999

HST announces Taplin Awards winners

June 9, 1999

Bioengineered arteries grown in lab shown to work in animals

April 21, 1999

Researcher grows blood vessels in MIT lab

April 15, 1999

Researchers employ infrared imaging for tumor detection

September 24, 1997

Compound Developed at MIT Provides Images of Brain's Dopamine Transporters

June 7, 1996

Dopamine imaging agent developed

June 5, 1996

Pain Management, Disease Control Subjects of Aging Successfully Seminars

Annual MIT event will be held April 11 and April 18

April 5, 1996

Mission-oriented research advocated for medical science

November 1, 1995

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