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  • February 8, 2024 ILP Faculty Feature

    Creating Materials with Machine Learning

  • James
    P
    Womack

    Founder & Senior Advisor

    Contact

    E40-221
    (617) 899-1030
    jpwomack@lean.org

  • Yuly
    Fuentes-Medel

    Program Director for Textiles
    Primary DLC
    The Climate Project at MIT

    Contact

    E17-504D
    (617) 715-5995
    yfuentes@mit.edu

  • Eden
    Medina

    Professor of Science, Technology, and Society
    Primary DLC
    Program in Science, Technology, and Society

    Contact

    E51-180
    (617) 253-1943
    eden@mit.edu

  • Christine
    Ortiz

    Morris Cohen Professor of Materials Science and Engineering
    Primary DLC
    Office of the Chancellor

    Contact

    13-4022
    (617) 452-3084
    cortiz@mit.edu

    Assistant

    Maria Giovanni
    (617) 253-6819
    mariagio@mit.edu

  • Oxford 2018 - Startup Lightning Talks

    September 27, 2018Conference Video Duration: 5:48

    Startup Lightning Talks

    • Asimov: Programming living cells to bring impossible biotechnologies to life
    • Catalia Health: Scalable chronic disease management using interactive robotics
    • Ginkgo Bioworks: Manufacturing custom microbes for cross-industry applications
    • twoXAR: Artificial intelligence-driven drug discovery
    • Genomics plc: Develop and apply cutting edge analysis and algorithms to our world-leading database of genomic and phenotypic data to uncover the relationships between genetic variation and human disease
    • Nightstar Therapeutics: A leading clinical-stage gene therapy company focused on developing and commercializing novel, one time treatments for patients suffering from rare inherited retinal disease that would otherwise progress to blindness
    • Oxehealth: Oxehealth’s secure optical system is an assistant for when staff can’t be there, paying attention to every room. It gives staff more time for hands-on care when and where they are needed most.
    • OxSyBio: Developing 3D printing techniques to produce a range of tissue-like and functional tissues for medical research and clinical applications
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    • 2018 Healthcare Technologies of the Future (Oxford)

  • Galit
    H
    Frydman

    Visiting Scientist
    Primary DLC
    Division of Comparative Medicine

    Contact

    NE47-383
    (978) 452-2610
    gfrydman@mit.edu

  • 04.10-11.24-HST-Han

    April 10, 2024Conference Video Duration: 30:43

    Continuous, Intensified Manufacturing of Gene Delivery Vectors Enabled by High-Throughput Microfluidic Systems

  • Fikile
    R
    Brushett

    Ralph Landau Professor of Chemical Engineering Practice
    Primary DLC
    Department of Chemical Engineering

    Contact

    66-470A
    (617) 324-7400
    brushett@mit.edu

    Assistant

    Angelique Scarpa
    (617) 258-0431
    ascarpa@mit.edu

  • 2022 MIT Build.nano Conference

    Wed, April 13, 2022 Conference
    Boston Marriott Cambridge

    Nano technology is all around us – in the buildings, infrastructure, and transportation systems we rely on every day.  But nano’s impacts on the built environment are accelerating, helping make cities more sustainable, efficient, smarter, and healthier.  Please join us as we present, discuss, and explore nano-enhanced cities and how the world is evolving from the nano-scale up.  We’ll help redefine your understanding of what nano technology is and how it is reinventing the built environment as we know it.