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MIT School of Science Launches Center for Sustainable Development Science and Strategy | MIT News
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MIT School of Science Launches Center for Sustainable Development Science and Strategy | MIT News

The MIT School of Science is launching a center to advance knowledge and computational capabilities in sustainability science and help decision-makers in government, industry, and civil society achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. Working with MIT’s Climate Project, researchers at the MIT Center for Sustainability Science and Strategy will develop and apply expertise from across the […]

Emily Calandrelli: Science TV host aims for the stars
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Emily Calandrelli: Science TV host aims for the stars

Calandrelli is an engineer turned science popularizer. Credit: Morgan Demeter Emily Calandrelli, MIT engineer, Emmy-nominated science communicator, television host and producer, is going to space. On July 16, Calandrelli announced on social media that she would be flying aboard a Blue Origin spacecraft, a feat that will make her one of the first 100 women

Magnetic fields could one day manipulate human brain, study finds
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Magnetic fields could one day manipulate human brain, study finds

Inspired by the field of optogenetics, which controls certain genetically modified neurons using light, South Korean scientists have used a similar technique using magnetic fields. In a series of tests, scientists were able to control a mouse’s eating, sociability and parental behavior by manipulating certain regions of the lateral hypothalamus. This technique could prove useful

Are Seed Oils Bad for You? What the Science Says.
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Are Seed Oils Bad for You? What the Science Says.

If you’re a regular on social media, you may have heard that seed oils are unhealthy—or even toxic! According to a certain subset of internet influencers, seed-derived cooking oils can cause everything from heart disease to inflammation to fatigue to skin problems. Yet, contrary to posts demonizing common ingredients, plenty of scientific research disagrees. Here’s

Olympics Newsletter: Noah Lyles Wins 100m by 0.005 Seconds
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Olympics Newsletter: Noah Lyles Wins 100m by 0.005 Seconds

Welcome to our daily Olympics newsletter. I’m your tour guide John Cherwa and it’s a pleasure to have the fastest man alive from the United States. No matter by how much — in this case 0.005 seconds — Noah Lyles of the United States is the fastest man in the world. He won the 100

Governor publishes letter in Texas newspapers urging health care providers to relocate to New Mexico | Local News
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Governor publishes letter in Texas newspapers urging health care providers to relocate to New Mexico | Local News

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