Cast your vote in the BRIght Futures competition

Today’s article on the adhesive hydrogel that hunts cancer cells is the second in a three-day series on the finalists in the eighth annual Brigham Research Institute’s BrIght Futures Prize Competition. The Brigham and Women’s Hospital-affiliated program showcases cutting-edge research with the potential to solve life-changing medical problems. The public is invited to vote on the three finalists, with a winner to be announced Nov. 7. That researcher will receive a $100,000 grant. Vote online for your favorite project by clicking here.

 

 

from Boston Herald https://ift.tt/31zer1T