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But in trying to do so, it has demonstrated something else: the most popular content on Facebook is often awful, recycled generic memes. It’s not necessarily...
And the lymph nodes near the liver are close enough to receive chemical distress signals sent out by the dying tissue of a diseased liver, says...
The findings, described in a paper in Nature today, could help scientists learn more about how human embryos develop and provide insights into diseases, as well...
As a result, many bold concepts—the kind that could make a serious difference on sustainable energy, climate change, or human health—were getting marooned in the lab,...
After a full day of events, Saturday was capped off with games and a live band at Toast to Tech—where alumni danced and talked late into...
In April, design major Karyn Nakamura ’23 transformed Simmons Hall into an interactive art project. Her piece, titled “116 x 31” after the number of squares...
The MIT inventors of tiny artificial muscles that flap the wings of robotic insects have now added electroluminescent particles that enable them to emit colored light...
Doctors can’t tell a person’s race from medical images such as x-rays and CT scans. But a team including MIT researchers was able to train a...
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But in the fierce debate over carbon capture, it’s often lost that the technology can also play crucial roles in accelerating emissions reductions across a variety...