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CDP Sabbatical Positions Open

Applications are now being accepted for the CDP sabbatical program in Systems Biology at Harvard Medical School and MIT. See the CDP faculty sabbaticals page for more.
feature publication

Weighing of biomolecules, single cells and single nanoparticles in fluid (2006) Burg et al.
CDP researchers Scott Manalis and colleagues demonstrate nanomechanical resonators able to weigh single cells and other sub-femtogram masses.
Read the Nature paper (April 26, 2007),
the Comment in Nature, and
the New York Times article (May 1, 2007)


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New experimental approaches combined with fresh thinking are redefining how measurements of complex biological systems can add to scientific knowledge and impact human health.

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June 2007: Joint Meeting of the National Centers of Systems Biology

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The CDP Center is funded by National Institute of General Medical Sciences grant P50-GM68762.

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