The Gordon Foundation has announced its intention to make a gift of $20 million to the MIT School of Engineering to launch a major program to prepare students for engineering leadership.
A protein whose function is lost in a broad array of cancers normally suppresses the spread of prostate cancer, MIT researchers and colleagues have shown. As a result, testing for loss of the protein, called Protein 4.1B, could help clinicians predict which cancers are likely to spread, or metastasize.
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An Army veteran who lost part of his leg in Iraq walked with more spring in his step Monday as he unveiled the world's first robotic ankle an important advance for lower-limb amputees that was developed by a team at MIT.
