Bioengineering and biotechnology

Scientists and students from around the world gathered in Crete, Greece, this summer for a workshop on self-assembling peptides and proteins. Many of the group took an afternoon trip to Knossos, the architectural ruins of a Minoan palace inhabited in 1450 B.C.

Special bond links scientists and their peptides

New scientific field poised for widespread applications

September 3, 2003

Biology: the ultimate robotics

September 3, 2003

A serendipitous discovery

September 3, 2003

MIT, 2 California universities receive $50 million grant for Army research

August 27, 2003

Professor Penny Chisholm (center) and post-docs Erik Zinser and Debbie Lindell survey a plankton sample.

Microbes' 'blueprints' promise insights into oceans, more

August 13, 2003

A water strider passes over a layer of water that has been dyed blue and lit from below, illuminating the stopping vortices shed during the deceleration phase of the strider's motion.

MIT leaps to solution of walking-on-water mystery

August 6, 2003

Leadership changes at Biological Engineering Division

July 11, 2003

Lincoln Lab/MIT biologists Martha Petrovick and Todd Rider with the centrifuge and luminometer used in the system they and their colleagues developed to improve detection of such pathogens as SARS and anthrax.

MIT sensor detects pathogens quickly and accurately

July 10, 2003

MIT research may lead to better schizophrenia drugs

June 30, 2003

Environmental chemicals may not mutate people

June 30, 2003

Walker brings passion for research to curriculum

June 12, 2003

Biology awards

June 4, 2003

Sugars play an unexpected role in animal development

June 4, 2003

MIT researchers find unexpected role for sugars in animal development

May 21, 2003

Poster created prior to 1979 promoting the importance of smallpox vaccination

MIT research may lead to smallpox drug

May 19, 2003

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Special bond links scientists and their peptides

Biology: the ultimate robotics

A serendipitous discovery

MIT, 2 California universities receive $50 million grant for Army research

Microbes' 'blueprints' promise insights into oceans, more

MIT leaps to solution of walking-on-water mystery

Leadership changes at Biological Engineering Division

MIT sensor detects pathogens quickly and accurately

MIT research may lead to better schizophrenia drugs

Environmental chemicals may not mutate people

Walker brings passion for research to curriculum

Biology awards

Sugars play an unexpected role in animal development

MIT researchers find unexpected role for sugars in animal development

MIT research may lead to smallpox drug

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