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Lara Thompson HST PhD alum (2013)

Lara A. Thompson is the first PI and faculty member of an HBCU to receive the NSF’s Alan T. Waterman Award

HST grad receives nation’s highest honor for early-career scientists and engineers

 

Fabric event picture including HST student Emily Yang

Dash of creativity, pinch of culture

HMS/HSDM first-year students, including from HST, cook up a welcome for admitted students in annual Fabric event

Jon Hochstein MD student

How consequential life grew from dying heart

Childhood transplant gave Jon Hochstein a second chance, guides his next steps to Boston Children's

Machine learning report

How machine learning is powering neuroimaging to improve brain health

Machine learning is contributing to rapid advances in clinical translational imaging to enable early detection, prediction, and treatment of diseases that threaten brain health.

MIT Gut Research Jim Collins

Engineered bacteria could help protect “good” gut microbes from antibiotics

Microbes that safely break down antibiotics could prevent opportunistic infections and reduce the spread of antibiotic resistance, according to MIT researchers, including an HST faculty member.

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