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Amphibious Achiever

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Written by Julia Sklar

Honolulu, Hawaii - Early one morning last January, MIT undergraduate Theresa Oehmke was eating breakfast at the Kilauea Military Camp on Hawaii’s Big Island when a colleague burst into the room, yelling, “Oh my god, the plume, it’s moving! We have to go chase it now!”

By any media necessary

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Written by Peter Dizikes

Cambridge, Massachusetts - Nearly a decade ago, Sasha Costanza-Chock - now an assistant professor in MIT’s program in Comparative Media Studies/Writing - volunteered at the Garment Worker Center in Los Angeles, an organization that advocates for the rights of low-wage workers. Activists at the group wanted to inform local garment workers, many of whom are immigrants, about their rights.

New device could make large biological circuits practical

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Written by David L. Chandler

Cambridge, Massachusetts - Researchers have made great progress in recent years in the design and creation of biological circuits - systems that, like electronic circuits, can take a number of different inputs and deliver a particular kind of output. But while individual components of such biological circuits can have precise and predictable responses, those outcomes become less predictable as more such elements are combined.

Preventing False Confessions

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Written by Iowa State University

Ames, Iowa - An Iowa State University psychology professor is leading an international research team developing new interrogation methods designed to reduce false confessions and more effectively gather intelligence critical to national security.

Human Right to a Clean Environment

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Written by Heather Spangler

Iowa City, Iowa - Jodeane Cancilla, director of the Macbride Raptor Project, holds Zephyr, a Swainson’s hawk on her gloved hand and tells a room full of middle school students how the bird lost its right wing after a collision with a car.

Final Menu Labeling Rules Will Help Consumers Choose Better Before the First Bite

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Written by American Heart Association

Washington, DC - American Heart Association CEO Nancy Brown issued the following comments on the Food and Drug Administration’s two final rules requiring restaurants, vending machines, movie theaters and grocery stores to display calorie information. The American Heart Association, along with other groups, advocated for Congress to include these two rules in the Affordable Care Act.

  1. Teens Prescribed Anti-Anxiety or Sleep Medications More Likely to Abuse Those Drugs Illegally
  2. NIH scientists determine how environment contributes to several human diseases
  3. Brain abnormality found in group of SIDS cases
  4. New Online 3-D Tool Seeks Possible Targets To Disable Ebola Virus

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