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technologyreview.com: By Michael Fitzgerald

MIT researchers gauge the progress of malaria using a novel imaging technique.

Bridging physics, engineering, and microbiology, researchers at MIT have measured the frequency at which red blood cells vibrate and have shown that those frequencies reflect the health of the cells. The research could lead to better medical diagnostics. [ read more ]