Koch Institute Public Galleries

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Building a New Hip: Cartilage Grown on a Woven Polymer
Neural Mapping: Understanding How the Cerebellum Is Wired
Motor Control: How Does a Cancer Cell Power its Movement?
Bacterial Conversations: Self-Organizing Communities of B. subtilis
Modeling the Mind: Neurons Derived from Skin Cells
Crossing Over: Cells Move Through an Epithelial Bridge
Immuno Forest: Microneedles for Delivering Vaccines into the Skin
Form and Function: Using a Curved Surface to Change Cell Behavior
Breaking Rank: How Identical Cells Take on Different Fates
Building a Bio-Highway: How Does a Lymphatic Vessel Develop?

The Koch Institute Public Galleries were established to connect the community in Kendall Square and beyond with the work of the Koch Institute. Within the Galleries, visitors can explore current cancer research projects, examine striking biomedical images, hear personal reflections on cancer and cancer research and investigate the historical, geographical and scientific contexts out of which the Koch Institute emerged.

The Galleries are free and open to the public from 9am to 5pm weekdays.

While there is no substitute for experiencing the Galleries in person, the virtual Galleries linked above provide a unique collection of web-specific content related to the exhibits in the Galleries.

For more information about the Koch Institute Public Galleries, contact kigalleries@mit.edu.

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