Bloomberg reported on the Martin Trust Center’s new AI JetPack to help students accelerate the entrepreneurial process. “Our mission at the Trust Center is to advance the field of innovation-driven entrepreneurship everywhere,” Paul Cheek said.

When cancer patients undergo chemotherapy, the dose is usually based solely on body surface area. “How is this the clinical reality?” HST grad student Louis DeRidder wondered. He is developing a device to ensure doses are accurate and tailored to individual patients.

Senior Markey Freudenburg-Puricelli and alumnae Abigail Schipper ’24 and Rachel Zhang ’21 have been selected as Gates Cambridge Scholars and will begin graduate studies this fall in the field of their choice at Cambridge University in the U.K.

New research may help to protect cancer patients from the side effects of radiation therapy. Inspired by the tardigrade, a tiny organism that can withstand huge amounts of radiation, engineers developed a strategy for protecting healthy tissue from DNA damage.

Via @mitsloanadmissions on Instagram: “‘Everything feels possible here … the MIT ecosystem is amazing.’ Since coming to MIT Sloan, Benedetta Magni, MFin ’25, has fully embraced the exploratory spirit embedded into the Institute’s DNA.”

For the fifth time in the history of the annual William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition, and for the fifth year in a row, MIT swept all five of the contest’s top spots.