NSF Awards Boston University $20 Million to Help Create National “Cloud Lab” Network
Automated, AI-driven labs can remotely run experiments for researchers across the country
Researchers at Boston University are applying engineering methods and problem solving to the human body to improve lives. This includes biological engineering, or the building of biological systems—from biomolecules to cells, tissues, organs and even multi-organ systems—to understand how they function and to perform new functions not found in nature with the potential to revolutionize human health.
Automated, AI-driven labs can remotely run experiments for researchers across the country
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Cofounder of three biotech companies is pioneering new therapies for cancer and autoimmune disorders
At Boston University’s Biological Design Center, researchers are rethinking how engineering biology can illuminate—and ultimately help […]
Why it can be hard to separate sounds in noisy places and how BU research […]
Prestigious honor given to neuroscientist who studies diseases of aging and physicist whose work spans […]
Precision medicine pioneer holds more than 30 patents and is the cofounder of multiple companies
Brian DePasquale and Michael Economo honored for cutting-edge biomedical research that promises hope and benefits […]