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#AACR25 Program Chairs Matthew Vander Heiden and Lillian Siu recognized more than 170 recipients of AACR Scholar-in-Training Awards. These outstanding early-career investigators were honored for their meritorious research. #AACRScholars #AACRGlobalScholars MVH Lab Lillian Siu

The Believe in Progress podcast took to the #AACR25 exhibit hall floor to hear from scientists, survivors, and advocates—all working to move cancer research forward. Stay tuned for the full episode, and explore past conversations here: youtube.com/playlist?list=… MitchStoller

What if a biopsy could do more than just diagnose GBM? A Nature Communications study from our Accelerating GBM Therapies Through Serial Biopsies TeamLab shows how 'investigative biopsies' can yield deep molecular and immune insights—helping us rethink how GBM research and trials could be

The closing plenary is over, and so is #AACR25. We thank Program Chairs Matthew G. Vander Heiden and Lillian L. Siu and the entire Program Committee for developing an inspiring meeting, and we look forward to seeing everyone in San Diego for #AACR26.

Thank you to Omer Yilmaz from Koch Institute at MIT for joining us for a fantastic #WednesdayLectureSeries on “Dietary control of intestinal stem cells in physiology and disease”. Hosted by the Li Lab.

Does it matter how treatments kill cancer cells? Lethal Weapons Against Cancer will explore this question as KI researchers discuss how different mechanisms of cell death and injury can eliminate tumors. Join us on May 8: eventbrite.com/e/lethal-weapo…

A new study co-senior authored by our President Tyler Jacks (Jacks Lab) identifies cryptic peptides unique to pancreatic tumors—offering new targets for future therapies. A new angle on one of the most difficult cancers to treat—#PancreaticCancer Learn more via:

“Pancreas cancer is one of the most challenging cancers to treat. This study identifies an unexpected vulnerability in pancreas cancer cells that we may be able to exploit therapeutically,” Tyler Jacks says. news.mit.edu/2025/biologist…

Many thanks to Michael Yaffe, Tiffany Emmons, & Whitney Henry for joining us for Lethal Weapons and leading this insightful discussion about cell death pathways.

MIT researchers have discovered a protein from tiny tardigrades that could help cancer patients tolerate radiation therapy. These resilient "water bears" produce a protein called Dsup that protects their DNA from extreme radiation. news.mit.edu/2025/tiny-tard…

Go beyond the ABCs of ADCs! Join us for the 23rd Annual Koch Institute at MIT Symposium on Antibody Drug Conjugates, June 27th! Our keynote speaker is Nobel-prize winner Carolyn Bertozzi of Stanford University & an array of industry & academic leaders. Register: mit-ki.org/4lfoxiz

(1/13) Thread on Matteo Mazzocca Domenic Narducci Simon Grosse-Holz Jessica Matthias new preprint Q: how does chromatin move? Using MINFLUX, SPT & SRLCI, we track chromatin dynamics across 7 orders of magnitude in time to provide some answers biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

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Are you a grad student pursuing the life sciences or biomedical research outside the U.S.? Applications now open for the Angelika Amon Young Scientist Award until June 13. Enter to win $1,000 USD & a chance to present your work & network w/ MIT faculty. buff.ly/F7s94vW

Dive into the world of Antibody Drug Conjugates at the 23rd Annual Koch Institute at MIT Symposium on June 27! Keynote by Nobel laureate Carolyn Bertozzi of Stanford University. Featuring leaders from academia & industry. Register: mit-ki.org/4lfoxiz

Ana Jaklenec, Robert Langer, & Rhoda Zhang have discovered polymer microparticles that can deliver vaccines at predetermined times after injection, reducing the need for follow-up shots: news.mit.edu/2025/particles…

Universities don’t just fuel research—they train the inventors who turn ideas into patents, products, and startups. In low-innovation regions, they account for 10% of local patents and 14% of new inventors. mitsloan.mit.edu/ideas-made-to-… MIT Sloan School of Management Copenhagen Business School

Congratulations to Stand Up to Cancer on 17 years of accelerating progress in cancer science and medicine. The AACR is proud to be the scientific partner of Stand Up To Cancer.

MIT’s Initiative for New Manufacturing aims to ignite job creation and reinfuse U.S. industrial production with leading-edge technologies. President Sally Kornbluth says: “Helping America build a future of new manufacturing is a perfect job for MIT.” news.mit.edu/2025/mit-annou…

We're excited for the 23rd Annual KI Symposium on 6/27 & - a jam-packed day of insightful talks on Antibody Drug Conjugates. Nobel-prize winner Carolyn Bertozzi of Stanford University will speak, along w/ a line-up of academic & industry leaders. Register: mit-ki.org/4lfoxiz