4928 search results found

  • 10.19.2020-Fintech-Shirer

    October 19, 2020Conference Video Duration: 57:13
    David Shrier
    Lecturer, MIT Media Laboratory

  • 11.15-16.23-RD-Panel-Rayo

    November 15, 2023Conference Video Duration: 9:57
    Lightning Talk: MIT School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences
  • October 22, 2019 ILP Faculty Feature

    Finding Better Ways to Touch a Nerve

    Polina Anikeeva

  • Jerome
    H
    Saltzer

    Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, Emeritus
    Primary DLC
    Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

    Contact

    32-G922
    (617) 253-6016
    saltzer@mit.edu

  • Paula
    T
    Hammond

    Institute Professor
    Primary DLC
    School of Engineering

    Contact

    66-342
    (617) 258-7577
    hammond@mit.edu

    Assistant

    Naglaa Elshamy
    (617) 258-6503
    nelshamy@mit.edu

  • Thomas
    H
    Dupree

    Professor of Nuclear Science and Engineering and Physics, Emeritus
    Primary DLC
    Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering

  • Erika
    L
    Reinfeld

    Manager, Nuclear Science and Engineering Communication Lab
    Primary DLC
    Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering

    Contact

    24-216B
    (617) 253-3808
    ereinfeld@mit.edu

  • Deanna
    Montgomery

    Manager, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Communication Lab
    Primary DLC
    Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

    Contact

    24-311
    dmont@mit.edu

  • Dean
    R
    Price

    Assistant Professor of Nuclear Science and Engineering
    Primary DLC
    Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering

  • 2024 MIT R&D Conference: Track 4 - Healthcare - Waves, Bits, & Molecules Lab at MIT

    November 19, 2024Conference Video Duration: 21:10
    Waves, Bits, and Molecules Lab at MIT
    Ahmad Bahai
    Professor of the Practice, MIT Electrical Engineering & Computer Science Department (EECS)
    Chief technology officer, Analog Business for Texas Instruments
    Director, TI Silicon Valley Labs

    Recent innovations in semiconductor technology and biochemistry have brought about opportunities for realizing the long sought-after dream of personalized care. Periodic clinical-quality readings of biomarkers and vital signs provide the data needed to build a digital twin of one’s biological profile based on an AI-generated model. The digital twin will be a powerful tool for prevention, diagnosis, prognosis as well as therapeutic plans. The “Waves, Bits, and Molecules”” lab at MIT envisions transformational improvements in healthcare and life quality through innovations in advanced technologies at the intersection of semiconductor technology, biochemistry, and machine learning. In this talk, we review innovative semiconductor technologies such as electrochemical, Ultrasonic, photoacoustic, RF, and magnetic sensors and nanoactuators, which can transform the future of personalized diagnostics and treatments.