Scott Floyd
Clinical Investigator, 2012-2015
Profile
- People
- Intramural Faculty
- Angelika Amon
- Daniel G. Anderson
- Angela M. Belcher
- Sangeeta N. Bhatia
- Michael Birnbaum
- Jianzhu Chen
- Michael J. Cima
- Frank B. Gertler
- Paula T. Hammond
- Michael Hemann
- Susan Hockfield
- David E. Housman
- Richard O. Hynes
- Darrell J. Irvine
- Tyler Jacks
- Angela Koehler
- Robert S. Langer
- Jacqueline A. Lees
- J. Christopher Love
- Scott Manalis
- Ram Sasisekharan
- Phillip A. Sharp
- Frank Solomon
- Stefani Spranger
- Matthew Vander Heiden
- Forest M. White
- K. Dane Wittrup
- Michael B. Yaffe
- Ömer H. Yilmaz
- Faculty Emeriti & Alumni
- Extramural Faculty
- Administration
- Clinical Investigators & Fellows
- Scientific Advisory Board
- Intramural Faculty
- Research
- Approach
- News + Events
- In the News
- with/in/sight Lecture Series
- April 2019: Machine Learning & Mammography
- March 2019: Image Award Winners
- May 2018: Tales of Transformation
- March 2018: Image Award Winners
- November 2017: Cells in the City
- October 2017: Bridging the Gaps Between Remission and Cure
- May 2017: Fast-Moving Frontiers
- March 2017: Image Award Winners
- December 2016: Cancer Nanomedicine with Sangeeta Bhatia
- November 2016: Masterclass with Michael Yaffe
- May 2016: Masterclass with Tyler Jacks
- March 2016: Image Award Winners
- November 2015: Masterclass with Robert Weinberg
- October 2015: Masterclass with Angela Belcher
- April 2015: Blood, Sweat & Pioneers
- March 2015: Image Award Winners
- October 2014: From Bench to Bedside in Less Than Six Years
- September 2014: Women Converge on Cancer
- May 2014: Bridging the Gap in Pancreatic Cancer
- March 2014: Image Award Winners
- October 2013: Women on the Front Lines in the Fight Against Cancer
- October 2013: Cancer Genetics and Precision Cancer Therapy
- May 2013: Nanotechnology and Cancer Detection
- March 2013: Image Award Winners
- January 2013: Novel Devices and Tools
- November 2012: Understanding the Path to Personalized Cancer Care
- October 2012: Exchanges at the Frontier
- June 2012: Engineering the Immune System
- March 2012: Image Award Winners
- January 2012: Cancer Stem Cells and Metastasis
- November 2011: Devices and Tools
- September 2011: Image Award Winners
- Cancer Solutions Newsletter
- Lippard Memorial Lectureship
- Summer Symposium
- 2019: Machine Learning and Cancer
- 2018: Breakthrough Cancer Nanotechnologies
- 2017: Convergence of Science and Engineering in Cancer
- 2016: Cancer Prevention and Early Detection
- 2015: Cancer Complexity
- 2014: RNA Biology, Cancer and Therapeutic Implications
- 2013: Cancer Immunology
- 2012: Epigenetics
- 2011: Fueling Cancer
- 2010: Integrative Approaches to Cancer
- 2009: Understanding Metastasis
- 2008: Nanotechnology and Cancer
- 2007: Systems Biology of Cancer
- 2006: Genomes, Chromosomes, and Cancer
- 2005: The New Science of Cancer Therapy
- 2004: The Small RNA Revolution
- 2003: Stem Cells, Development and Cancer
- 2002: Invasion and Metastasis
- Immune Engineering Symposium
- Precision Cancer Medicine Symposium
- Community Outreach Events
- CSF 2018: Behind the Images
- CSF 2018: Putting Cancer in its Place
- CSF 2017: Putting Cancer in its Place
- National Nanotechnology Day
- 2016 Open House
- 2015 Open House
- 2014 Flash Mob: Immune Cells Fight Cancer
- 2013 Flash Mob: Human DNA Chain
- October 2012: A Night at the Museum
- 2012 Flash Mob: Targeted Nanoparticle Therapeutics
- 2011 Open House
- Other KI Events
- Media Press Kit
- Swanson Biotechnology Center
- Animal Imaging & Preclinical Testing
- Bioinformatics & Computing
- Biopolymers & Proteomics
- ES Cell & Transgenics
- Services
- Pricing
- Methods
- Beginners' Guide to Gene Targeting
- Targeting Construct Linearization
- Making Hot Probes for Southerns
- Southern Blots with Alkaline Transfer
- Southern Blots with Neutral Transfer
- Generating a Transgenic Mouse
- Preparing ES Cells for Blastocyst Injection
- Beginner's Guide to Mouse Management
- Isolating and Culturing MEFs or Feeders
- Blastocyst Harvest and Culture
- Karyotyping a Cell Line
- Core Access
- Mouse Models 101
- Useful Links
- Contact Facility
- Flow Cytometry
- Flow Cytometry: Nanowell Cytometry
- Genomics
- Genomics: High Throughput Screening
- Glassware Preparation
- Histology
- Media Preparation
- Microscopy
- Nanotechnology Materials
- Zebrafish
- Acknowledging the SBC
- Support the SBC
- Support
- Contact
Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
500 Main Street, Building 76
Cambridge MA, 02139-4307
617-253-6403