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MIT senior lands journal story, trip to DC

May 8, 2003

Balakrishnan receives Edgerton Award

Faculty also updated on Biological Engineering

April 30, 2003

Researchers learn more about failure of some cloned animals

April 9, 2003

Tongkat Ali, the tree that "cures 1,000 diseases."

Scientists identify Asian tree that 'cures 1,000 diseases'

April 9, 2003

MIT research helps ID tree that 'cures 1,000 diseases'

April 3, 2003

Elizabeth Wiellette, a postdoc associate in the Sive Lab at the MIT-affiliated Whitehead Insitute for Biomedical Research, works with Ryan O'Leary of Holliston High School.

Local high school students get a day-long look at MIT biology

March 28, 2003

Professor Michael Yaffee surveys a gel in his lab at the Center for Cancer Research.

Screen for protein developed at CCR revolutionizes proteomics

March 19, 2003

Biology class aims to engineer blinking life forms in the lab

February 26, 2003

Maia Mahoney, left, a sophomore in electrical engineering and computer science, confers with graduate student Reshma Shetty of the Biological Engineering Division during the January IAP course, "Synthetic Biology Lab: Engineered Genetic Blinkers."

Class aims to engineer blinking life in the lab

February 13, 2003

New library speeds search for antibodies and lowers cost

February 5, 2003

New 'library' aids detection of antibodies

January 30, 2003

Research affiliate Dongfang Liu (left) and Professor Ram Sasisekharan, shown here in the lab in 2002, are part of an MIT team whose research on complex sugars has led to a variety of potential medical applications. This month the team reports the creation of designer drugs for preventing blood clots.

Sugars research improves bypass surgery, spawns other advances

January 29, 2003

At CSBi's first annual conference, participants from a variety of fields talked about MIT's approach to systems biology, the latest way to understand and predict the behavior of complex organisms. From left, Angela Belcher, associate professor of materials science and engineering; Bruce Tidor, associate professor of bioengineering and computer science; and Peter Sorger, associate professor of biol...

CSBi lays groundwork for the biology of the future

January 29, 2003

IBM gives MIT a supercomputer for computational and systems biology

January 29, 2003

CSBi lays the groundwork for the biology of the future

January 15, 2003

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Scientists identify Asian tree that 'cures 1,000 diseases'

MIT research helps ID tree that 'cures 1,000 diseases'

Local high school students get a day-long look at MIT biology

Screen for protein developed at CCR revolutionizes proteomics

Biology class aims to engineer blinking life forms in the lab

Class aims to engineer blinking life in the lab

New library speeds search for antibodies and lowers cost

New 'library' aids detection of antibodies

Sugars research improves bypass surgery, spawns other advances

CSBi lays groundwork for the biology of the future

IBM gives MIT a supercomputer for computational and systems biology

CSBi lays the groundwork for the biology of the future

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