Month View
Here are the subjects of all posts in the syn_mitresearch journal in April, 2018.

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2nd

1:30p	syn_mitresearch	Monitor detects dangerously low white blood cell levels
11:59p	syn_mitresearch	Exploring the many roles of mucus

3rd

11:59p

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Self-healing metal oxides could protect against corrosion

4th

9:00a	syn_mitresearch	3Q: David Goldston on the new federal budget
1:15p	syn_mitresearch	Determining the timing of methanogen evolution
4:00p	syn_mitresearch	Computer system transcribes words users “speak silently”
11:59p	syn_mitresearch	Artificial intelligence in action

5th

9:00a

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Using friends to fight online harassment

6th

12:00a	syn_mitresearch	Carbon taxes could make significant dent in climate change, study finds
2:20p	syn_mitresearch	A heavy working memory load may sink brainwave 'synch'
3:30p	syn_mitresearch	Fluorescent dye could enable sharper biological imaging

8th

11:59p

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Brewing up Earth’s earliest life

9th

4:40p

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MIT students and postdocs visit Capitol Hill to advocate for increases in federal science funding

10th

11:00a	syn_mitresearch	Dense stellar clusters may foster black hole megamergers
2:30p	syn_mitresearch	Understanding microbial competition for nitrogen

11th

3:50p

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Perioperative NSAIDs may prevent early metastatic relapse in post-surgical breast cancer patients

12th

10:30a	syn_mitresearch	TESS readies for takeoff
2:40p	syn_mitresearch	Tata Center adds eight new projects to its 2018-2019 portfolio
11:59p	syn_mitresearch	Polymer synthesis gets a jolt of caffeine

13th

10:20a

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Countering mitochondrial stress

16th

4:59a

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Artificial antimicrobial peptides could help overcome drug-resistant bacteria

17th

9:00a	syn_mitresearch	A new way to automatically build road maps from aerial images
12:30p	syn_mitresearch	Breaking up with political brokers, citizens may find electoral independence
11:59p	syn_mitresearch	A graphene roll-out

19th

11:59a	syn_mitresearch	Machine-learning system processes sounds like humans do
12:30p	syn_mitresearch	For nuclear weapons reduction, a way to verify without revealing
1:59p	syn_mitresearch	How to bend and stretch a diamond
2:50p	syn_mitresearch	Gauging the effects of water scarcity on an irrigated planet
3:00p	syn_mitresearch	Integrating optical components into existing chip designs
4:20p	syn_mitresearch	Single-cell database to propel biological studies

20th

2:10p

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Center for Environmental Health Sciences selects 2018 poster winners

23rd

11:00a

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Study: Health benefits will offset cost of China’s climate policy

25th

5:00a	syn_mitresearch	Implantable islet cells come with their own oxygen supply
12:30p	syn_mitresearch	Introducing a user-friendly, step-by-step guide to conducting comparative product evaluations
12:55p	syn_mitresearch	Keeping the balance: How flexible nuclear operation can help add more wind and solar to the grid

26th

2:30p	syn_mitresearch	Improving mid-infrared imaging and sensing
11:59p	syn_mitresearch	How much does infrastructure boost an economy?

30th

10:59a	syn_mitresearch	Calcium-based MRI sensor enables more sensitive brain imaging
11:00a	syn_mitresearch	How to assess new solar technologies