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A team of engineers from MIT, Penn State University, and Carnegie Mellon University is developing a novel way to isolate tumor cells: using sound waves to separate them from blood cells. 
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Ed Boyden once penned a short practical essay titled “How To Think,” and the passage above was his #1 rule. He was 28 years old and launching his own neuroscience research group at MIT. He’d already published findings that would win him the prestigious Brain Prize for helping to develop “arguably the most important technical advance in neuroscience in the past 40 years,” according to the chairman of the prize selection committee.