Cancer research gets physical 5-year grant from the National Cancer Institute will fund projects by physicists that give a new view of cancer cells. October 27, 2009 Read full story →
Of Note: Symposium this Friday to celebrate the life of David Schauer October 27, 2009 Read full story →
Renewable fuels may have hidden costs, study says New analysis shows that without proper regulation, biofuels programs aimed at curbing greenhouse gases could do just the opposite October 23, 2009 Read full story →
Of Note: Scolnick to deliver first lecture in new School of Science series October 23, 2009 Read full story →
Tomaso Poggio receives Okawa Prize for work in computational neuroscience October 22, 2009 Read full story →
In Profile: Matt Wilson By listening in on rat brains, the Picower Institute neuroscientist tries to understand the role of sleep in learning and memory October 19, 2009 Read full story →
Two from MIT elected to the Institute of Medicine Professor of Economics Amy Finkelstein and Tyler Jacks, director of the Koch Institute, join arm of the National Academies of Science. October 12, 2009 Read full story →
A new dimension for genome studies By revealing the 3-D structure of DNA, scientists explain how it manages to stay untangled. The findings could also help reveal how cells regulate their genes. October 9, 2009 Read full story →
To peer inside a living cell Quantum mechanics could help build ultra-high-resolution electron microscopes that won't destroy living cells, according to MIT electrical engineers. October 6, 2009 Read full story →
3 Questions: AIDS researchers on new vaccine results Partial success of a new AIDS vaccine offers clues to help develop a stronger vaccine, say MIT’s Arup Chakraborty and MGH’s Bruce Walker. September 29, 2009 Read full story →
From nature, robots Mechanical engineer Sangbae Kim looks to animals to inspire his robot designs September 25, 2009 Read full story →