Each year 1,200+ summer students come to Mass General to train in our research labs and centers. These are their stories.
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Rather than fearing the unknown, parents may be better served by staying curious and asking questions about their children’s AI use.
Researchers at Mass General Brigham are developing wearable robotics that could help people with ALS, stroke and other disabilities regain independence.
What if doctors could one day print living tissue the way we print documents—on demand, precisely shaped and tailored to each patient?
An implantable brain-computer interface (iBCI) allows a person to control an external computer or device using only their intent to move or speak.
Looking back at another remarkable year for research at Massachusetts General Hospital, including facts and figures, top stories and more.
Each year 1,200+ summer students come to Mass General to train in our research labs and centers. These are their stories.
If you are a fan of sci-fi like myself, believe in aliens like my boss does, or are a cat parent that likes to get in some cat-ercise, lasers are probably a big part of your life (or at least your cat’s). But besides the occasional blaster or laser pointer, you may not think thereRead more
When was the last time you went without looking at an electronic screen for a few hours? Unless you printed this article out, which also uses technology, you’re looking at a screen right now. In an era where technology is integrated into countless aspects of daily life, concerns about screen time are on the rise.Read more
Looking back at another remarkable year for research at Massachusetts General Hospital, including facts and figures, top stories and more.