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How can small molecules be identified that evoke cell or tissue regeneration by design? How can we engineer cells and tissue-growth in situ with a structure suitable for implantation? How can we physically gain access to the interior of cells for both discovery and engineering purposes? And how can the immune system be mapped with single-cell biology to accelerate discovery?
Stuart Madnick John Norris Maguire Professor of Information Technologies, MIT Sloan School of Management Professor of Engineering Systems in the Institute for Data, Systems, and Society, MIT School of Engineering Founding Director of Cybersecurity at MIT Sloan (CAMS)
Sophie Vandebroek Board Director, Trustee, Scholar 2020 MIT School of Engineering Inaugural Visiting Scholar Former COO of IBM Research Aude Oliva MIT Director, the MIT-IBM Watson AI Lab Director, MIT Quest Corporate Bilge Yildiz Professor, Nuclear Science and Engineering Professor, Materials Science and Engineering Tod Newman Lead, Center for Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, Raytheon Technologies Lauren Barozie FCAS, Senior Director, Analytics Transformation, GRS AA Hub at Liberty Mutual Insurance Malcolm McRae Head of AI and Advanced Analytics, Vale Lama Nachman Intel Fellow, Director of Human & AI Systems Research Lab, Intel
David Mindell Dibner Professor, History of Engineering and Manufacturing Professor, Aeronautics and Astronautics and Engineering Systems Founder & CEO, Humatics Nicholas Roy Bisplinghoff Professor, Aeronautics & Astronautics Director of Quest Systems Engineering, MIT Quest for Intelligence John Tylko Chief Innovation Officer, Aurora Flight Sciences, A Boeing Company Dimitris Bountolos Chief Information & Innovation Officer, Ferrovial Sherif Marakby Executive Vice President of Research and Development
Principal Investigator Henrik Schmidt
HiExM: High-Throughput Super-Resolution Imaging Enables Unique Insights for Drug Discovery John Day Doctoral Candidate, Prof. Laurie Boyer’s Research Group Â
Engineering Vaccine Delivery