MIT team publishes HITMAN in Science Advances: injectable nano-antennas extend GBM survival 50%+
RosalindPicard · x · 2026-09-10
MIT researchers published HITMAN in Science Advances, a new therapy for glioblastoma (median survival 12–15 months with current care). Injectable 150nm nano-antennas are wirelessly activated by a low-frequency external magnetic field, generating localized electric fields that selectively killed GBM cells and extended survival by more than 50% in pre-clinical animal studies.
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