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Professor Lenny Guarente examines his latest generation of yeast under the microscope.

Oxygen free radicals don't cause aging, Guarente research shows

August 14, 2002

Researchers crack the code of the complex sugar molecule

August 14, 2002

Researchers crack the code of the complex sugar molecule

August 7, 2002

Drew Endy

Researchers to help take genome knowledge to next level

August 6, 2002

MIT researcher wins 2002 World Technology Award

July 29, 2002

Bacterial 'nano-machines' are focus of $15M grant

July 23, 2002

Leonard Guarente.

MIT researcher: oxygen free radicals don't cause aging

July 17, 2002

Surprise! High-flying tribute for Ingrams

July 17, 2002

Awards and honors

July 17, 2002

Graduate student John Kisiday removes a sample of engineered cartilage that was created using a novel "designer gel" from a machine that encourages cell and matrix growth.

Cartilage technique holds promise for injuries, arthritis

July 17, 2002

White House honors young profs, alumni

July 17, 2002

Grant aids undergrad science education

July 17, 2002

Surprise! High-flying tribute for Ingrams

July 17, 2002

Professor Phillip Sharp (left), Assistant Professor Christopher Burge (center) and Center for Cancer Research postdoctoral associate William Fairbrother discuss their computational method for predicting which sequences of genetic material get spliced out. This work was the result of a collaboration between Burge's laboratory in the Department of Biology and that of Sharp, director of the McGovern ...

MIT researchers close in on RNA splicing code

July 17, 2002

Teachers learning

July 17, 2002