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The Heywoods gather together for a family wedding in July 2004. Stephen is in the wheelchair with his brothers behind him: Jamie is at left; Benjamin is at center. Their parents, Professor John and Peggy Heywood, are at the far right. The bride is Benjamin's wife, Sherie. Stephen's wife, Wendy, is at the far left behind Jamie's daughter, Zoe. Stephen's son, Alex, is in front.

MIT family fights disease together

June 8, 2005

Insights into fibers' structure could aid studies of Alzheimer's, more

June 8, 2005

Gerald Wogan

Wogan wins $250,000 Mott Prize

June 8, 2005

MIT doctoral student Sommer Gentry and her husband, surgeon Dorry Segev, are working to improve the system of matching kidney donors with recipients.

Math optimizes kidney matches

June 1, 2005

Team IDs mechanism for multiplying adult stem cells

May 24, 2005

Cancer hijacks body's wound-healing process

May 20, 2005

These DNA dots, each only about 200 nanometers in diameter, were printed using a new 'nano-printing' technique developed at MIT.

New technique may speed DNA analysis

May 18, 2005

Langer wins top prize in medicine

April 29, 2005

MIT launches Center for Biomedical Innovation

April 29, 2005

Robert Langer

Intelligent plastics change shape with light

April 13, 2005

Tissue engineering: A real growth field

April 1, 2005

David Bartel

Hughes Institute honors Bartel

March 22, 2005

Researchers identify target for cancer drugs

March 14, 2005

Rest easy: MIT study confirms melatonin's value as sleep aid

March 1, 2005

David Berry won the Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for his inventiveness in the medical lab.

HST student wins $30,000 Lemelson Prize

February 16, 2005