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    Congratulations to Rachael Beingessner, Chris Brown, Joseph Brown, Jeff Lipshultz, Hung Nguyen, Alex Schuppe, and Axel Vera, the latest winners of the Department of Chemistry Mentorship Spotlight Award!

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    MIT scientists have found that ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbons, or CFCs, stay in the atmosphere for a shorter amount of time than previously estimated, which suggests that new, illegal production of CFCs has likely occurred in recent years.

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    17. maj

    Grad student uses neural nets to study the shapes of molecular machines. She's working with , , and to reveal the patterns that run beneath the surface of cryo-EM data, and probe the molecules that beget life:

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  4. 17. maj

    ICYMI: MIT's Climate Action Plan for the Decade

    Fast Forward: Plan for the Decade mobilizes MIT’s strengths to address the accelerating climate crisis.
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  5. 14. maj

    Grad student Sheena Vasquez and Mandana Sassanfar ’s outreach director discuss efforts from department faculty, students, and staff to engage local community college students in scientific research.

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    14. maj

    Prof. Cathy Drennan discussed learning with dyslexia in the new film, “Do It Differently.” Check out her interview here:

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    13. maj

    Research by professors Emery Brown and Earl Miller examines how neurons in the brain operate as “consciousness emerges and recedes — and how doctors could better control it.” The work “could make anesthesia safer.”

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  8. 13. maj

    Researchers from , in collaboration with and , have created a new system called PClean that automatically cleans “dirty data” of typos, duplicates, missing values, and other inconsistencies.

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  9. 13. maj

    Sylvain Carpentier, alum, discusses math, music, and what he’s gained from his tenure as a Junior Fellow.

    Sylvain Carpentier, who is completing his tenure as a Junior Fellow, has discovered new ways to promote the beauty of — both in its own right and as a practical tool for understanding the physical world.
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    12. maj

    Even after the pandemic there will still be a reason to reduce air travel: . Today, as announces a new climate plan, faculty are also committing to reducing our flying by at least half

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    12. maj

    It's here! has announced "Fast Forward," its updated all-hands-on-deck Climate Action Plan for the coming decade. Read how MIT plans to spur innovation, accelerate action, and deliver practical impact on climate change.

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  12. 12. maj

    Welcome to Bryan!

    🎶 Music in Miami ➡️ Neuroscience 🧠 First generation grad Bryan Medina ’21 is deeply intrigued by capturing memories and understanding what triggers us to relive them. Now he's on his way to pursue neuroscience at the prestigious Cambridge school 👇
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  13. 11. maj

    The radar dome, or "radome," was saved from demolition by the student-led MIT Radio Society, which had found creative new uses for it, like bouncing radio signals off the moon to communicate over further distances.

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  14. 11. maj

    Learn more about how Ellen Swallow Richards, the first woman to attend used science to eliminate drudgery and improve the home.

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  15. 10. maj

    An experimental Alzheimer's drug is showing promising results for patients with Fragile X syndrome. "This study is certainly not definitive, but it's encouraging," Mark Bear of .

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  16. 10. maj

    "We were totally blown away by how creative and talented the students were," said MITxBio Instructor, Monika Avello. As are we!

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    To celebrate the material they've learned, 7.016 (Introductory Biology) students reimagined the Statue of Liberty with a biology theme: The cartoons are also an homage to 's February cover, which featured Lady Liberty in chemistry garb.
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  17. 10. maj

    Congratulations to Michale Fee, investigator , on becoming the new head of the ! Grateful to former head for his leadership and wish him the best of luck as he shift to director of .

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    3. maj

    “Our long-term goal is to build good predictive models of the auditory system,” says , also an investigator in . “If we were successful, then it would really transform our ability to make people hear better."

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  19. 7. maj

    At 11 years old, Mahdi Ramadan was evacuated from Lebanon during political unrest on a US aircraft carrier. As an immigrant child living in Seattle with his family, Ramadan dreamt of attending college to become a neuroscientist... Listen to his story at the McGovern Story Slam

    The path to our destination is rarely straight - and Mahdi Ramadan's trajectory from Lebanon to the McGovern Institute at MIT is no exception. Watch Mahdi's story:
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  20. 7. maj

    Join us online this Monday for ’s Spring Symposium, "Early Life Stress and Mental Health,” with a great panel and speakers including , Bryan Stevenson of , Geoffrey Canada of , and . It's free!

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