Tech firm Block to cut 1,000 jobs to keep employee count below 12,000 in alignment with business growth strategy.

UC San Diego receives 1M NSF grant for a groundbreaking super-resolution microscope, expected to revolutionize biomedical research and education.

The GlycoMIT Symposium highlighted global advancements in glycobiology, underscoring the significance of collaborative efforts in scientific studies.

Studies highlight that traditional lead aprons used for dental X-ray protection are outdated due to advanced technology, reducing radiation risks.

WeWork files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, planning to abandon seven Bay Area leases as part of restructuring efforts to strengthen finances.

Harvard study reveals exercise triggers anti-inflammatory T cells in muscles, improving exercise endurance and overall health.

MIT's City Science Network addresses climate change, social equity, and economic growth via global collaboration and community drive.

Teenage cancer patient, Dustin Liang, used MITx calculus to interpret his leukemia treatment and estimate blood cell counts.

MIT study casts doubt on the reliability of survey-reported media preferences, highlighting a divergence in stated preferences and actual news consumption.

Human emissions caused a sevenfold increase in atmospheric mercury concentration since 1500, Harvard study reports.

Abigail Schipper, MIT biomedical engineer, works to address healthcare inequities with advanced tech solutions and inclusive CPR training.

MITs startup, Noya, aims to combat climate change with innovative units, drawing CO2 from the atmosphere, powered by renewable energy.

Lumenous sues former Chinese partners for allegedly stealing trade secrets, assets, and employees, forming a new company on stolen IP.