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2009

Edward Boyden - The 'sic' behind the 'if' » more
Daniel Nocera - Personalized Energy for One (x 6 Billion) » more
Linda Griffin - Breaking the Silence: Actress Padma Lakshmi comes to MIT to readies awareness of endometriosis and help launch the new Center for Gynepathology » more
Edward Boyden - Rethinking artificial intelligence » more
Paul Barton - A greener way to get electricity from natural gas » more
Anthony Sinskey - One word: bioplastics » more
Mriganka Sur - Back to (brain) basics » more
W. Craig Carter - New methods are changing old materials » more
Alexander van Oudenaarden - Cancer research gets physical » more
Eric S. Lander - A new dimension for genome studies» more
Mehmet Fatih Yanik - To peer inside a living cell » more
Scott Manalis - In Profile: Scott Manalis » more
JoAnne Stubbe - Biochemist JoAnne Stubbe wins National Medal of Science » more
Krystyn J. Van Vliet - Cement's basic molecular structure finally decoded » more
Michael Yaffe - Tumor mutations can predict chemo success » more
Elzer Edelman - MIT team aims to tailor surgical glues for specific applications » more
Bernhardt Trout - Extending the shelf life of antibody drugs » more
Frank Gertler - Koch Institute symposium targets tumor metastasis » more
Manolis Kellis - Study takes aim at opportunistic fungal pathogens » more
Rahul Sarpeshkar - Drawing inspiration from nature to build a better radio » more
Edward DeLong - Small RNAs yield great amounts of data from ocean microbe samples » more
Ioannis Yannas - New tissue scaffold regrows cartilage and bone » more
Amy Keating - Making picky proteins » more
Patrick Doyle - Conrad, Doyle named Guggenheim fellows » more
Alexander van Oudenaarden - The games microbes play » more
Jeffrey Karp - Novel needle could cut medical complications » more
Angela Belcher - New virus-built battery could power cars, electronic devices. » more
Frank Gertler - New test can predict spread of breast cancer » more
Catherine Drennan - Enlisting microbes to solve global problems » more
David Sabatini - Preventing prostate cancer the complex way » more
Sarah O'Connor - Chemists engineer plants to produce new compounds » more
Leona Samson - Too much of a good thing: Excessive DNA repair can lead to retinal degeneration » more

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