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Moons of Jupiter
Physicist Michele Dougherty on the exploration of Jupiter’s moons, Europa’s ice crust and the internal ocean on Ganymede
Genetic Diversity in Humans
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Visual Perspective Taking
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Laws of Growth and Natural Selection
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Language of Politics
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Myocardial Infarction
Cardiologist Maarten Simoons on symptoms of a heart attack, prevention of the disease, and life-saving volunteer initiatives in Holland
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Social Neuroscience
Neuroscientist Mahzarin Banaji on the role of functional MRI in social neuroscience, ways our brain perceives social world, and the origins of human consciousness
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“My dream is that I will drive myself out of business as a scientist and will get computers to do science by themselves”
Professor Ilya Nemenman on machine learning, the laws of biology, and the quest for a 'robot-scientist'
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New Materials and Tissue Engineering
MIT Professor Robert Langer on artificial organs, fibers encapsulation, and diseases that can't be treated with drugs
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A flourishing biosphere with atmospheric nitrogen 3.2 billion years ago
New Nature article debate dating of nitrogen fixation emergence
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Working Memory
Psychologist Alan Baddeley on his own model of working memory, its capacity and location in the brain
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Sex in the Middle Ages
Historian Ruth Mazo Karras on church court records, means of contraception, and sex and gender roles in the Middle Ages
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The Difference Between Sleep and Anesthesia
Prof. Emery Brown of MIT on the rapid eye movement stage of sleep, electroencephalogram patterns, and the role of GABA receptors
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The Rosetta Stone
Egyptologist Richard Parkinson on the object that helped open up the language and textual culture of Ancient Egypt
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A new way to use a single molecule to create a magnetic field sensor
Combination of nanotechnology and scanning tunneling microscopy offers the prospect of dramatically improving data storage
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