BE Seminar this Thurs 10/29 with Derfogail Delcassian @BerkeleyBioE
“Talking to T Cells: Engineered Micro- and Nano- Therapeutics to Direct T Cell Fate Across Auto-Immunity and Oncology” ow.ly/xJ1151018VK
“Talking to T Cells: Engineered Micro- and Nano- Therapeutics to Direct T Cell Fate Across Auto-Immunity and Oncology” ow.ly/xJ1151018VK
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MIT Dept of BE retweeted
MICROSCOPY.
Making the invisible visible since 1590.
(Yes, those little white balls are actually immune cells flowing through the tinniest blood vessels! Imaged painlessly, non-invasively through the skin)
Making the invisible visible since 1590.
(Yes, those little white balls are actually immune cells flowing through the tinniest blood vessels! Imaged painlessly, non-invasively through the skin)
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The Neurotech 2026 symposium on 11/20 presents six talks by neurotechnology pioneers whose cutting-edge innovations are changing the face of neurobiological research from molecules to cognition. Learn more and register: neurotech.mit.edu
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Who's up at BATS?
Duy An Le (Bathe Lab): “Leveraging Spatial Transcriptomics Tools to Study Nanoparticle Libraries in the Brain”
Andrew Ding (Sun): “Universal Single-Cell Transcriptomic Aging Clocks”
ow.ly/BPyp5100gyX
#aging #dnaorigami
Duy An Le (Bathe Lab): “Leveraging Spatial Transcriptomics Tools to Study Nanoparticle Libraries in the Brain”
Andrew Ding (Sun): “Universal Single-Cell Transcriptomic Aging Clocks”
ow.ly/BPyp5100gyX
#aging #dnaorigami
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Local area BE alumni, you are welcome to network with students and postdocs at our poster forum and alumni reception 4–5:30 p.m. this Tues, October 20. Our poster presenters are eager to hear insights from your career journey ow.ly/wIfk50ZYyR7
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Elif Kulaksizoglu (Birnbaum Lab): “Engineering Pooled Lentiviruses to Study Antigen-Specific T Cell Responses at Scale”
Emme Pogue (Birnbaum): “Mapping Functional Footprints of HIV Reactive TCR Clonotypes”
be.mit.edu/our-community/…
Elif Kulaksizoglu (Birnbaum Lab): “Engineering Pooled Lentiviruses to Study Antigen-Specific T Cell Responses at Scale”
Emme Pogue (Birnbaum): “Mapping Functional Footprints of HIV Reactive TCR Clonotypes”
be.mit.edu/our-community/…
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Litsa Kapsalis (Langer & Jaklenec Labs): “Intraosseous Photothermal Therapy and Local Drug Depots for Breast Cancer Bone Metastases”
Julia Zhong (@DALauffenburger Lab): “Investigating B Cell-Intrinsic Control of Antibody Glycosylation”
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Litsa Kapsalis (Langer & Jaklenec Labs): “Intraosseous Photothermal Therapy and Local Drug Depots for Breast Cancer Bone Metastases”
Julia Zhong (@DALauffenburger Lab): “Investigating B Cell-Intrinsic Control of Antibody Glycosylation”
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Why wait? The MIT BE & ChemE Career Expo 2026 (10/20) is your direct pipeline to innovative talent in biotech and chemical engineering. Registration under $200. Find your next breakthrough hire? Sign up now! ow.ly/zz2s50ZV65Q
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Congratulations to Jessica Stark on receiving the NIH Director’s New Innovator Award from the NIH Common Fund’s High-Risk, High-Reward Research program. The NIH Director’s Awards support exceptionally creative scientists pursuing transformative research. commonfund.nih.gov/newinnovator/f…
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MIT Dept of BE retweeted
Recruit MIT engineering talent at the BE & ChemE Career Expo on the MIT campus, Tues 10/20! Join Moderna, Pirouette Pharma, and Overpotential. Make sure your company has a seat at the table. ow.ly/aRmB50ZTF9k
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Who's up at BATS?
Mikolaj Godzik (@BlaineyLab) “Identifying of Regulators of Cancer Plasticity Using High-Content Optical Pooled Screens”
Jing “Vicky” Liu (@Anders_S_Hansen) “Scalable Mapping of TF-IDR Interactions to Drug the Undruggable TFs” ow.ly/FUNE50ZTV32
Mikolaj Godzik (@BlaineyLab) “Identifying of Regulators of Cancer Plasticity Using High-Content Optical Pooled Screens”
Jing “Vicky” Liu (@Anders_S_Hansen) “Scalable Mapping of TF-IDR Interactions to Drug the Undruggable TFs” ow.ly/FUNE50ZTV32
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BE Seminar Series this Thurs 10/01 Christopher Barnes, @Stanford “Breaking the Silence: Directing Antibody Evolution Toward the HIV-1 Silent Face” ow.ly/Eh3r50ZT4cG
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Recruit MIT engineering talent at the BE & ChemE Career Expo on the MIT campus, Tues 10/20! Join Moderna, Pirouette Pharma, and Overpotential. Make sure your company has a seat at the table. ow.ly/aRmB50ZTF9k
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BE seminar this afternoon...
BE Seminar Series this Thurs 10/01 Christopher Barnes, @Stanford “Breaking the Silence: Directing Antibody Evolution Toward the HIV-1 Silent Face” ow.ly/Eh3r50ZT4cG
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The competition for MIT engineering talent is on! Moderna, P&G, Qral Group, and Impact Technology Development will be at the BE & ChemE Career Expo on 10/20. Make sure your company has a table at the Expo.
Register today: ow.ly/BmrU50ZPHZb
Register today: ow.ly/BmrU50ZPHZb
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Who's up at BATS?
Aram Shajii (Hammond & White Labs): “Identification and Delivery of Phosphorylated MHC Peptides for Glioblastoma Immunotherapy”
Fiona Wang (@LAMM_MIT): “Engineering AI Collectives for Biological Discovery”
be.mit.edu/our-community/…
Aram Shajii (Hammond & White Labs): “Identification and Delivery of Phosphorylated MHC Peptides for Glioblastoma Immunotherapy”
Fiona Wang (@LAMM_MIT): “Engineering AI Collectives for Biological Discovery”
be.mit.edu/our-community/…
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MIT Dept of BE retweeted
In a new Science Translational Medicine study by a team including MIT-Novo Nordisk Postdoc Seyed Majed Modaresi and Prof. James Collins from @MITdeptofBE, researchers used deep learning to identify promising new compounds against drug-resistant gonorrhea.
wyss.harvard.edu/news/machine-l…
wyss.harvard.edu/news/machine-l…
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Meet MIT’s next generation of engineering talent at the BE & ChemE Career Expo on Oct. 20, 2026. Connect with undergraduates, PhD candidates, and postdocs from across MIT. Priority registration rates end Sept. 20—register today: ow.ly/gaXW50ZAWM3
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Learn more about the Voigt Lab: be.mit.edu/faculty/christ…
MIT researchers have engineered bacteria that can function as transistors, allowing them to create “living circuit boards” like those in the image. news.mit.edu/2026/mit-engin…
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