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Here are the subjects of all posts in the syn_mitresearch journal in February, 2017.

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1st

5:00a	syn_mitresearch	Transparent, gel-based robots can catch and release live fish
10:00a	syn_mitresearch	Wearable AI system can detect a conversation's tone

2nd

12:00a	syn_mitresearch	A new fight with old battle lines
12:00a	syn_mitresearch	Toward all-solid lithium batteries
6:05p	syn_mitresearch	Transit-oriented development for Mexico City

3rd

12:00a	syn_mitresearch	Microbial manufacturing
4:25p	syn_mitresearch	3 Questions with Richard Nielsen: How political science helps combat terrorism

6th

11:00a	syn_mitresearch	Engineers harness stomach acid to power tiny sensors
2:59p	syn_mitresearch	Sensor traces dopamine released by single cells
5:20p	syn_mitresearch	Faculty highlight: Senthil Todadri
11:59p	syn_mitresearch	Stars align in test supporting “spooky action at a distance”

7th

2:30p	syn_mitresearch	Nanoparticle screen could speed up drug development
4:00p	syn_mitresearch	New faculty strengthen, broaden MIT’s energy expertise

9th

6:00a	syn_mitresearch	New Center for Autism Research established at MIT’s McGovern Institute
2:00p	syn_mitresearch	Scientists estimate solar nebula’s lifetime
2:30p	syn_mitresearch	Secure wireless chargers
4:45p	syn_mitresearch	Government leaders gather at MIT to advance evidence-based policymaking
6:05p	syn_mitresearch	Is the library the new public square?

13th

12:00a	syn_mitresearch	Scientists make huge dataset of nearby stars available to public
11:00a	syn_mitresearch	Making single-cell RNA sequencing widely available
11:00a	syn_mitresearch	Chemical engineers boost bacteria’s productivity
12:00p	syn_mitresearch	Voice control everywhere
1:15p	syn_mitresearch	Featured video: Tackling science and technology together
3:50p	syn_mitresearch	Coming together for immuno-oncology

14th

12:00a	syn_mitresearch	Self-made stars
3:00a	syn_mitresearch	The heart of a far-off star beats for its planet
9:30a	syn_mitresearch	A new contrast agent for MRI
2:00p	syn_mitresearch	High-res biomolecule imaging
3:35p	syn_mitresearch	Motivated by the thrill of discovery

15th

3:45p	syn_mitresearch	Living sensors at your fingertips
5:00p	syn_mitresearch	Measuring “diagnostic intensity”
6:00p	syn_mitresearch	Modeling the unequal benefits of U.S. environmental policy

16th

5:00p	syn_mitresearch	Vera Gorbunova delivers eighth Paul F. Glenn Lecture
11:59p	syn_mitresearch	Income inequality linked to export “complexity”

17th

2:20p	syn_mitresearch	Cheaper, faster randomized evaluations
4:00p	syn_mitresearch	Getting their hands dirty: Students experience fieldwork in Hawaii
4:25p	syn_mitresearch	Advanced silicon solar cells
4:40p	syn_mitresearch	Strength in numbers

20th

10:59a

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New resource for optical chips

21st

2:30p

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Tiny fibers open new windows into the brain

22nd

10:00a	syn_mitresearch	MIT undertakes Grand Challenge for innovation in global vaccine manufacturing
11:00a	syn_mitresearch	3Q: US patent office’s ruling on CRISPR
1:02p	syn_mitresearch	3Q: Julien de Wit on the discovery of seven temperate, nearby worlds
11:59p	syn_mitresearch	Solar panels get a face-lift with custom designs

23rd

9:30a	syn_mitresearch	A possible new approach to stopping obstructive sleep apnea
4:35p	syn_mitresearch	Center for Environmental Health Sciences selects 2017 poster winners
6:20p	syn_mitresearch	MIT researchers inform World Food Program work to reduce post-harvest losses

27th

10:59a	syn_mitresearch	New technology offers fast peptide synthesis
3:00p	syn_mitresearch	Taking aim at a key malaria molecule
3:40p	syn_mitresearch	Foliage-penetrating ladar technology may improve border surveillance
5:45p	syn_mitresearch	Climate@MIT

28th

4:00p	syn_mitresearch	3 Questions: How history helps us solve today's issues
5:35p	syn_mitresearch	Hong Sio: On the road for fusion
7:01p	syn_mitresearch	The power of perceptions