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Here are the subjects of all posts in the syn_mitresearch journal in March, 2020.

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2nd

11:00a

syn_mitresearch

The neural basis of sensory hypersensitivity

3rd

12:00a	syn_mitresearch	The case for economics — by the numbers
12:20p	syn_mitresearch	Empowering faculty partnerships across the globe
12:32p	syn_mitresearch	Probing microscopic wiggles in squishy materials
11:59p	syn_mitresearch	Design, power, and justice
11:59p	syn_mitresearch	Integrating electronics onto physical prototypes

4th

2:00p	syn_mitresearch	A new model of vision
11:59p	syn_mitresearch	New approach to sustainable building takes shape in Boston

5th

3:05p	syn_mitresearch	3 Questions: Emre Gençer on the evolving role of hydrogen in the energy system
11:59p	syn_mitresearch	Showing robots how to do your chores
11:59p	syn_mitresearch	Novel method for easier scaling of quantum devices

9th

12:00a	syn_mitresearch	The elephant in the server room
10:01a	syn_mitresearch	Mathematical model could lead to better treatment for diabetes

10th

12:00a	syn_mitresearch	How the brain encodes landmarks that help us navigate
12:00a	syn_mitresearch	Why do banking crises occur?
5:59a	syn_mitresearch	How plants protect themselves from sun damage
11:59p	syn_mitresearch	Why are workers getting smaller pieces of the pie?

11th

3:40p	syn_mitresearch	Dancing electrons solve a longstanding puzzle in the oldest magnetic material
11:59p	syn_mitresearch	Moving beyond “defensive medicine”

12th

4:03p

syn_mitresearch

Covid-19 diagnostic based on MIT technology might be tested on patient samples soon

13th

12:00a

syn_mitresearch

3Q: Collaborating with users to develop accessible designs

16th

12:00a	syn_mitresearch	Scientists quantify how wave power drives coastal erosion
2:30p	syn_mitresearch	SMART announces new method for processing fluid droplets
2:59p	syn_mitresearch	Deep learning for mechanical property evaluation

17th

9:26a	syn_mitresearch	Bacterial enzyme could become a new target for antibiotics
11:59a	syn_mitresearch	Emissions of several ozone-depleting chemicals are larger than expected
3:20p	syn_mitresearch	“Inactive” pill ingredients could raise the dose of your medication

18th

8:00a	syn_mitresearch	New sensor could help prevent food waste
3:00p	syn_mitresearch	Fusion researchers endorse push for pilot power plant in US

19th

2:00p	syn_mitresearch	Staring into the vortex
11:59p	syn_mitresearch	A business edge that comes with age

20th

2:00p

syn_mitresearch

How to get conductive gels to stick when wet

23rd

12:00p	syn_mitresearch	The growth of an organism rides on a pattern of waves
12:30p	syn_mitresearch	System trains driverless cars in simulation before they hit the road
3:00p	syn_mitresearch	Thank you for your patients
6:21p	syn_mitresearch	MIT joins White House supercomputing effort to speed up search for Covid-19 solutions

24th

2:58p

syn_mitresearch

A stopgap measure to treat respiratory distress

25th

4:55p	syn_mitresearch	Meet the first undergraduate users of MIT.nano
5:10p	syn_mitresearch	Five MIT payloads deployed on the International Space Station

26th

12:00a

syn_mitresearch

Neural networks facilitate optimization in the search for new materials

27th

9:46a	syn_mitresearch	An experimental peptide could block Covid-19
2:00p	syn_mitresearch	Energy-harvesting design aims to turn Wi-Fi signals into usable power

30th

8:51a	syn_mitresearch	Engineers 3D print soft, rubbery brain implants
11:00a	syn_mitresearch	“Living drug factories” might treat diabetes and other diseases
1:30p	syn_mitresearch	Discerning the texture of urban resilience
1:40p	syn_mitresearch	Newly discovered enzyme “square dance” helps generate DNA building blocks

31st

12:00a

syn_mitresearch

Mesoamerican copper smelting technology aided colonial weaponry