MIT News: Women's Health
More than 70 MIT students, faculty, staff, and alumni gathered in Killian Court to “Stand Up and Be Counted (for Women’s Health),” Learn More
Siebel Scholars Foundation Announces Class of 2023
The world’s brightest business, computer science, bioengineering, and energy science students join distinguished leaders, growing the scholars’ community to over 1,700. Learn More
MIT News: Prof James Collins
Using protein structures generated by the AI software AlphaFold, BE researchers investigated whether existing computational models could identify the mechanisms of action of antibacterial compounds. Learn More
Slice of MIT: Prof Darrell Irvine
In 2019, 20 women diagnosed with ovarian tumors agreed to try out a new MIT-designed skin patch—a small, clear, flexible disc that may one day become the first noninvasive screening tool for ovarian cancer. Learn More
MIT News: Prof Ed Boyden
Microscopy technique reveals hidden nanostructures in cells and tissues. Separating densely packed molecules before imaging allows them to become visible for the first time. Learn More
MIT News: Prof Amy Keating
Amy E. Keating, the Jay A. Stein Professor of Biology and a professor of biological engineering, has been named the new head of the Department of Biology. Learn More