Two Harvard-trained researchers, who bonded while battling epidemics in West Africa, are developing diagnostic technology to help women monitor their own health and fertility.

Moenomycin analogs, tissue-engineering materials, nanowire probes, stabilized polypeptides, a silicon photodetector, porous photonic structures, halofuginone analogs, and more.

Research alliance will advance small-molecule therapy for most common form of acute leukemia, targeting proteins involved in transcriptional regulation.

Sophisticated multimaterial printers and novel inks promise advances in electronic devices and bioengineering