Five from MIT win NIH grants
Grants support biomedical research that will ‘challenge the status quo’ with risk-taking, innovative ideas.
Grants support biomedical research that will ‘challenge the status quo’ with risk-taking, innovative ideas.
MIT and the Broad Institute open their doors to the judicial community for a workshop at the intersection of science and the law.
The grants are designed to promote risky, innovative research with the potential to transform a field of study.
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.