Congratulations to Professor Linda Griffith on being elected to the National Academy of Medicine in 2021! More information available on MIT News.
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Lydia Bourouiba elected fellow of the American Physical Society
Congratulations to Professor Lydia Bourouiba on her election to fellow of the American Physical Society for 2021! More information available on MIT News.
MIT Center for M-CELS Member Scott Manalis developed a new way to determine whether individual patients will respond to a specific cancer drug or not
Professor Scott Manalis and Keith Ligon of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute have published a paper in Cell Reports, out today. See the full story on MIT News.
MIT Center for M-CELS Member Pulin Li awarded NIH High-Risk, High Reward Research Grant
Congratulations to Professor Pulin Li on her New Innovator Award from NIH’s High-Risk, High-Reward Research program! Pulin Li is a member at the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research and an assistant professor in the Department of Biology. Li combines approaches from synthetic biology, developmental biology, biophysics and systems biology to quantitatively understand the genetic circuits underlying… Continue reading MIT Center for M-CELS Member Pulin Li awarded NIH High-Risk, High Reward Research Grant
M-CELS Paper Published in Nature Materials
The Center for M-CELS is pleased to announce that several members of our M-CELS community recently had a paper on M-CELS published in Nature Materials. The paper is entitled “Rethinking organoid technology through bioengineering” and was published on November 16th, 2020. Among the authors of this paper are M-CELS’ own Nuria Montserrat, Professor Roger Kamm… Continue reading M-CELS Paper Published in Nature Materials
MIT Center for M-CELS Launched
On Friday, September 25, 2020, thirty MIT faculty from 12 departments participated in the launch workshop for the MIT Center for Multi-Cellular Engineered Living Systems (M-CELS). Participants discussed focus areas for research in the new Center and funding mechanisms, gave lightning talks, and planned out next steps.