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Researchers at MIT and Microsoft have used artificial intelligence to create molecular sensors that could detect early signs of cancer

As people age, their immune function weakens. Owing to shrinkage of the thymus, where T cells normally mature and diversify,

Lithium-ion batteries produce faint sounds as they charge, discharge, and degrade. But until now, nobody could interpret those sounds to

Right now, MIT alumni and friends are voicing their support for: America’s scientific and technological leadership Merit-based admissions and affordable

Nearly everyone has experienced it—after a night of poor sleep, your brain might seem foggy, and your mind drifts off

As MIT navigates a difficult and constantly changing higher education landscape, I believe our best response is not easy but

Jaden Chizuruoke May ’29 worked with teammates Rihanna Arouna ’29 and Marian Akinsoji ’29 to design the chemically powered model

Ever since nuclear fusion was discovered in the 1930s, scientists have wondered if we could somehow replicate and harness the

Few people, if any, contemplate stars—celestial or cinematic—the way Aomawa Shields does.  An astronomer and astrobiologist, Shields explores the potential