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Nanomedicine flash mob at MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Posted in: bio flash mob, David H. Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Researc, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT, nanomedicine flash mob|May 16, 2012

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology hosted a ‘bio’ flash mob on April 26, 2012 according to the May 15 ,2012 news item on Nanowerk,

Their purpose: to bring the tiny technologies of nanomedicine to life in a “Bio Flash Mob.” In this giant-scale science animation, each participant moved, swayed and interacted with neighbors to reenact nanoparticle-based delivery of therapeutics to a cancer cell.

It didn’t entirely work for me but I applaud the creativity and I trust they will be developing this idea further.

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