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On Oct. 5, the Department of Chemistry, funded by a generous donation from Frank Laukien ’94, hosted the GlycoMIT Symposium, an interdepartmental celebration of advancements in glycobiology research. Defined broadly by the National Institutes of Heal
Scientists in a new study provide new insights about how animals are able to develop their unique patterns and spots in relation to a process known as diffusiophoresis.
On Oct. 5, the Department of Chemistry, funded by a generous donation from Frank Laukien ’94, hosted the GlycoMIT Symposium, an interdepartmental celebration of advancements in glycobiology research. Defined broadly by the National Institutes of Heal
Members of the MIT faculty presented talks on the latest glycobiology research in a symposium that was attended by 100 members of the MIT community and friends and concluded in a poster session featuring student research.
Strangely, the theory is that these patterns develop in the same process used in our laundry.