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Biomedical researcher and John J. and Dorothy Wilson Professor at MIT
Principal Research Scientist and Director at Nanomechanics Lab at MIT.
Associate Professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
American astronomer and Vice President for Research at MIT.
Warren K. Lewis Professor of Chemical Engineering at MIT.
Professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the MIT.
James Mason Crafts Professor of Biological Engineering and Materials Science and Engineering at MIT.
Professor at Whitehead Institute and MIT
Panasonic Professor of Robotics (emeritus) at MIT.
Novartis Professor at MIT.
Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and an Associate Member of the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
Senior Researcher at Microsoft Research AI, Research Affiliate at MIT Media Lab.
Senior Staff Robotics Scientist, Product Innovation at Activ Surgical.
Associate Professor at MIT Media Lab.
Director of MIT Senseable City Lab, Founding partner at Carlo Ratti Associati design and innovation office.
Research Scientist at MIT.
Technology Entrepreneur and Visiting Fellow at Centre for Policy Research at MIT.
Professor at MIT and Associate Dean of Engineering.
Research Scientist, MIT
Neuroscientist, Director of MIT's Picower Institute for Learning and Memory
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) News
OMEGA, a new powerful gene-editing system similar to CRISPR or so much better
New Atlas - 16-Sep-2021
Potential RNA-guiding enzymes that are capable of editing and modifying DNA in human cells
Read more...New urine test detects cancer cells and their location using nanoparticles
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) - 15-Jul-2021
Screening cancers non-invasively; shows safety in phase 1 trials
Read more...Artificial muscles in regeneration of damaged skeletal muscle
Science Daily - 21-Feb-2021
Hybrid constructs help regrow muscle tissue forming new blood vessels in mice
Read more...Tumor regression achieved with single 3-pronged immunotherapy injection
Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 29-Sep-2020
IL-12 self-replicating RNA delivered in lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) shows good results in mice
Read more...This enzyme helps reverse age-related neurodegeneration in mice
EurekAlert! - 18-May-2020
Sheds light to potential treatments for age-related cognitive decline, Alzheimer's
Read more...Piloting a drone using hand movements and gestures
Tech Xplore - 28-Apr-2020
Remote exploration and assistive personal robots will be a possibility
Read more...Longevity Vision Fund joins Series B funding for Sigilon Therapeutics
Longevity Vision Fund - 20-Apr-2020
To support human clinical trial of novel encapsulated cell therapy for hemophilia A
Read more...Antibiotic created using AI killed drug-resistant bacterias
Guardian - 20-Feb-2020
Thanks to the algorithm scientists tested 107m compounds in just 3 days
Read more...3D printed hybrid living materials that can control living organisms
Phys.org - 23-Jan-2020
Pigments can be replaced with useful chemical substances in the future
Read more...Prime editing as a way of "editing" genes
BBC - 21-Oct-2019
There are around 75,000 mutations caused by DNA errors and prime editing can correct 89% of them
Read more...Threadlike robot worm can prevent strokes and aneurysms
Gizmodo - 28-Aug-2019
In the future, it can be used as a delivery mechanism for clot reducing drugs
Read more...Academy for Health and Lifespan Research Q&A with Harvard's David Sinclair
Harvard Gazette - 08-Mar-2019
Rejuvenation human trials (cell reprogramming) possible in next 2 years
Read more...Smart inflatable pill that monitors the stomach
BBC - 30-Jan-2019
In the stomachs of pigs these smart pills lasted for one month
Read more...Robot seeks out skin cancer with suction (video)
BBC - 15-Oct-2018
A robot developed by the MIT is helping wth the diagnosis of skin conditions and abnormalities
Read more...Scientist slow aging in mice — are humans next?
New York Post - 23-Mar-2018
Molecule reactivates faltering blood flow in elderly mice. This deprives tissues and organs of t...
Read more...Tiny Pumps Can Inject Drugs Directly Into the Brain
INVERSE - 24-Jan-2018
MIT has developed a tiny pump to be implanted into a patient’s brain. Delivers precisely measure...
Read more...Low-Hum Therapy Seems To Counteract Alzheimer’s Symptoms In Mice
IFL Science - 04-Jan-2018
MIT researchers have exposed mice to a hum at 40 Hertz. Mice developed half as many amyloid beta...
Read more...Biosensors as a Tattooed Interface
Digital Journal - 01-Oct-2017
Dermal Abyss research involves a novel approach in which the surface of the body is rendered as a...
Read more...Computer knows how much pain you are in
New Scientist - 01-Sep-2017
A new algorithm can rate how much pain you are in just by looking at your face. By examining ti...
Read more...When your body becomes eligible for an upgrade
BBC - 15-Jul-2017
What will happen when humans decide to become robots? Sensors give prosthetic legs an awareness...
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