Vivid art offers a window into intricate science by Mark Feeney, Globe Staff

CAMBRIDGE — Like an old-fashioned department store, MIT’s new state-of-the-art cancer-research facility is meant to catch the eyes of passing pedestrians. Ten startlingly beautiful images of viruses, cells, and proteins — some more than 7 feet in diameter and others 7 feet square — greet people passing the David H. Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research in Kendall Square.

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