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A student of SMIT has said that the infection was spreading since the last 2 months and the reason behind it might be due to the rainy season.
Credits: Photo: John Freidah Caption: The summer before her junior year, Flora Klise traveled to Tanzania alongside members of MIT D-Lab to work on the Okoa Project, an ambulance trailer that can be attached to motorcycles. While there, she discovered her interest in water research after seeing children use a well pump to get clean water. Credits: Photo courtesy of the Okoa Project. Caption: After graduating this June, Klise will join Xylem, one of the largest wate...
Credits: Image courtesy of Miles and Malik George. Credits: Image: Betel Tenna Next image On Jan. 20, MIT juniors and fraternal twins Malik and Miles George uploaded their first science video to their new TikTok account, @malikandmiles_. The video, a short joke about the complexity of the Krebs Cycle, got 83 likes. The two pondered if they would join the ranks of popular science media personalities like Hank Green and Bill Nye. Now, more than a month later, they’ve posted more than 100 videos on a variety of science topics ...
Credits: Photo: John Freidah Caption: The SanaHeal bioadhesive is a double-sided tape that could potentially replace sutures, preventing the leakage of blood and reducing the risk of infection, pain, and scarring. Credits: Felice Frankel, Christine Daniloff, MIT Caption: Throughout his graduate studies, Yuk worked with Professor Zhao on a number of applications for interfacing soft materials with the human body. Here, electrically conductive ink based on silver mi...
Credits: Photo: Aidan Milliff Next image Why do some people fight and others flee when confronting violence? “This question has been bothering me for quite some time,” says Aidan Milliff, a fifth-year doctoral student who entered political science to explore the strategic choices people make in perilous times. “We’ve learned a great deal how economic status, identity, and pressure from community shape decisions people make while under threat,” says Milliff. Early in his studies, he took particular interest in scholarship linking economic deprivation...