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Harvard-MIT Health Sciences and Technology

Fast Fact:

HST faculty member and pioneering biomedical engineer Robert Langer has been awarded the National Medal of Science.

Research

 

HST Research Focus Areas

Innovating...

...at the intersection of science, engineering, and medicine.

Our multidisciplinary approach emphasizes the quantitative and molecular science of medicine and biomedical research, with a special focus on three major research focus areas:

BioMedical Imaging

HST researchers have the tools to non-invasively visualize and manipulate molecules, cells, tissues, and organs in previously impossible ways, enabling investigations into chronic conditions such as schizophrenia, arthritis, asthma, diabetes, and obesity. Their work may ultimately lead to new methodologies for identifying risk factors and new therapies for disease. More...

Biomedical Informatics and Integrative Biology

HST faculty are pioneering the emerging fields of biomedical informatics and integrative biology. The new information technologies and techniques they develop will enable scientists to organize and analyze massive volumes of data, creating opportunities for innovation across a range of biological scales--from genes and molecules to whole populations. More...

Functional and Regenerative Biomedical Technologies

HST is at the forefront of the developing technologies and biological discoveries that will enable completely new approaches to diagnosing and treating disease. Our research focuses on developing cost-effective methods to restore cell, tissue, and organ function. More...

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