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Biology + Engineering = Real Progress

A Nobel-worthy track record for biological discovery. World-class engineering expertise. That is the cocktail with which MIT is changing the course of cancer research. The David H. Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research at MIT is the epicenter of a highly collaborative effort to fight cancer in ways it has never been fought before. Science and engineering. The molecular and the technological. Working together to lengthen lives by controlling cancer.

News

KI Member Robert Weinberg's lab reports in Cell how a small RNA suppresses metastasis
High levels of a tiny fragment of RNA appear to suppress the spread of aggressive breast cancer... more >>

KI's Sangeeta Bhatia and colleagues awarded Stand Up 2 Cancer (SU2C) funding
Circulating Tumor Cells Chip project selected as one of five "dream teams"... more >>

Tyler Jacks on The Today Show announces Stand Up 2 Cancer (SU2C) funding
Five "dream teams" awarded $73M in funding to support highly collaborative projects... more >>

Wellcome Trust and MIT launch new interdisciplinary research fellowship program
Grants to support work at the interfaces between biology/medicine and engineering/computation/chemistry/physics... more >>

Implantable monitoring device can detect tumor growth
New prototype shows success in one month study... more >>

Gold "nanorod" formulations show promise in cancer detection and treatment
KI researchers find remotely activated nanoparticles effective in treating cancer... more >>

The Economist reports on medicine going digital
KI research combining biology and engineering is paving the way... more >>

KI Director is elected to prestigious National Academy of Sciences
Tyler Jacks is one of 72 newly elected to NAS for distinguished and on-going achievements in original science. more >>

"Fuzzy logic" used by MIT team to predict potential treatment responses
Using the new model reveals different and novel information about cellular pathways... more >>

New biomarker may lead to a test that can predict aggressive cancer
KI scientist is part of team that has identified a new biomarker for metastatic potential... more >>

Forbes reports on the emerging role of artificial livers in developing new drugs
KI researcher's micro-livers are providing new tools to fast track drug development... more >>

KI researchers report on a major advance in reprogramming skin cells into stem cells
For the first time potential cancer-causing genes can be removed during reprogramming... more >>

Student in KI/HST lab wins Lemelson-MIT prize
$30,000 prize awarded to Bhatia Lab student for innovative cancer research... more >>

Major KI milestone hit on time and on budget
Completion of purpose-built facility enters next phase... video >>

KI faculty share latest technologies at World Economic Forum IdeasLab Annual Meeting
Sangeeta Bhatia and Michael Cima shared their latest research at an international meeting in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland... more >>

Using RNAi to tackle ovarian cancer
KI researchers report new effective ways block ovarian tumors from growing and spreading... more >>

KI professor among 10 "Women to Watch"
Mass High Tech newspaper named KI's Sangeeta Bhatia one of ten "Women to Watch" leaders... more >>

Therapeutic Antibodies
KI researchers show that antibodies do not need sugar attachments for potency... more >>

Too much of a good thing?
Cells with extra chromosomes share detrimental traits... more >>

How to win the war against cancer
The power of massive, integrated programs must be brought to bear... more >>

New KI computational models to individualize cancer treatment
In Cell, KI researcher describe how computer simulations can reveal the inner workings and vulnerabilities of a cancer... more >>

Prostate cancers can escape immunity
KI researchers describe potent immuno-suppressive activity of prostate cancer microenvironment... more >>

TIME Magazine takes critical look at new trends in cancer research
KI's integrative research approach highlighted as a leading example... more >>

Progress made in predicting patients' response to chemo
Koch Institute plays important role in uncovering why people react differently to chemotherapy... more >>

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