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Roberto Accorsi, a doctoral candidate in nuclear engineering, uses a Coded Aperture Camera for medical imaging.

Airport detection research yields better medical imaging

November 8, 2000

HST helps launch imaging partnership with Mass. General

November 8, 2000

New online guide helps families determine when to retire car keys

November 8, 2000

Stephen Mascaro, a graduate student in mechanical engineering, displays a fingernail sensor designed to replace input from a keyboard or mouse.

Lab showcases health care, robotic projects

November 1, 2000

Kim and Weinberg elected to Institute of Medicine

October 25, 2000

Protein found to detect kidney failure early

October 25, 2000

Five get HST's Taplin Award for research

October 25, 2000

AgeLab aims to make life easier for elderly

October 18, 2000

Research shows why less food means longer life for yeast

September 27, 2000

MIT researcher sheds light on why cutting calories keeps organisms alive and healthier for longer

September 21, 2000

Refining testing of the widely used drug heparin are researchers (standing left to right) Associate Professor Ram Sasisekharan, Division of Bioengineering and Environmental Health (BEH); BEH graduate student Rahul Raman; Ganesh Venkataraman, a research associate in the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology; and BEH graduate student Zachary Shriver. BEH postdoctoral fellow Mallikar...

Tool impacts multi-billion dollar drug industry

September 13, 2000

MIT tool impacts multi-billion dollar drug

September 12, 2000

Professor Laurence R. Young (left) and Senior Research Engineer Charles M. Oman, both of aeronautics and astronautics, have applied principles learned by studying space sickness in astronauts to common motion sickness in travelers.

Summer traveler or astronaut, motion sickness is real issue

August 23, 2000

Kettyle

William Kettyle appointed director of MIT Medical

August 23, 2000

Professor Richard O. Hynes, director of the Center for Cancer Research, holds a glass slide containing thousands of bits of DNA that have been exposed to genetic material from tumor cells. He and former postdoctoral fellow Edwin A. Clark (left), now at Millennium Predictive Medicine in Cambridge, collaborated with other scientists to identify the gene responsible for cancer metastasis.

Scientists identify gene responsible for tumor metastasis in cancer

August 9, 2000