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Cell biologist from Duke named new president of MIT

A cell biologist who has spent the past eight years as provost at Duke University has been named president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology

The Independent UK

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 15 October 2022

On Monday the Sveriges Riksbank prize (the Nobel Prize for Economics) was awarded to Ben Bernanke. We can trace the last century of American economics in his life's work. He's often described as the saviour of the last recession. But what about this one?

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Michael Hiltzik: The artificial intelligence field is infected with hype. Here's how not to get duped

The star of the show at Tesla's annual "AI Day" (for "artificial intelligence") on Sept. 30 was a humanoid robot introduced by Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk as "Optimus."

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Delta works with MIT to study impact of airplane contrails on climate

ATLANTA — Delta Air Lines said Thursday it will work with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on a study examining the environmental impact of airplane contrails.

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Commentary: The quandary of US-trained Chinese scientists: Stay or leave?

Would you train your workers and then squeeze them out by creating a hostile environment? Would you drive out these workers so they can go work for a competitor? The answer is obviously no. Yet this is what’s happening now in the U.S., with a rising number of U.S.-trained Chinese…

Los Angeles Times

Indonesian police kill militant suspected in farmers' deaths

Indonesian police say they have killed a militant believed to be responsible for the killings of Christian farmers on an Indonesian island

The Independent UK

Would Madinah Become Saudi Arabia’s ‘City of Lights’?

Since the second half of the 19th century, Paris’ inhabitants and visitors have known it as the city of lights (La Ville Lumière). Some historians suggest the name was given to the French capital because it was a hub for culture and intellect during the Age of Enlightenment, and its…

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The MCU’s 'Ironheart' will improve on the comics in one pivotal way

How will Ironheart set herself apart from Iron Man?

Inverse

Imperial College London: inside the university that is in the business of studying

At number five in this year’s rankings, up from seven last year, the university’s rep as the place for go-getters and entrepreneurs continues to flourish

The Guardian - UK

‘Father of quantum computing’ wins $3m physics prize

David Deutsch, who proposed an as yet unbuildable machine to test existence of parallel universes, shares prize with three others

The Guardian - UK

Syria, Türkiye Discuss Roadmap for Safe Return of Syrian Refugees

Head of Türkiye’s National Intelligence Organization (MIT) Hakan Fidan and Syrian intelligence chief Ali Mamlouk have recently met in Damascus. Daily Sabah newspaper that is close to the Turkish government revealed details of the meeting, which it said was an attempt to form a roadmap for the safe return of…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Asics made a sneaker with the world's lowest carbon footprint

The Gel-Lyte III CM 1.95 only emits 1.95kg of CO2e per pair.

Input

Exclusive-With a Russian nudge, Turkey and Syria step up contacts

Turkey's intelligence chief has held multiple meetings with his Syrian counterpart in Damascus over the last few weeks, a sign of Russian efforts to encourage a thaw between states on opposite sides of Syria's war, four sources said.

Reuters

MIT Researchers Find Inexpensive EV Charging Technology Solution

MIT Materials Chemistry Professor Donald Sadoway publishes a paper outlining his aluminum-sulfur battery as a cheap solution to lithium-ion batteries.

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Is that a piece of cake? Here's how your brain knows something is food

In a new study, researchers discovered a special group of neurons that light up whenever you lock eyes on a culinary delight.

The Independent UK

MIT scientists build briefcase-sized machine to turn saltwater into drinking water

A new company called Nona Technologies says the device is the “future of water”

Inverse

A private mission wants to find alien life on the Solar System's most unrelenting planet

The Venus Life Finder mission wants to find microbes on the place they shouldn't be able to survive.

Dynamite News

First look of Dominique Thorne starrer 'Ironheart unveiled at D23 Expo

The upcoming Marvel Studios series 'Ironheart', which stars Dominique Thorne and Alden Ehrenreich, on Saturday, got an official first look at the D23 Expo. Read more on Dynamite News:

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Humans on Mars could depend on this lunchbox-sized device for survival

An MIT-designed module on the Mars Perseverance rover successfully made oxygen on the Red Planet, marking a crucial step toward future crewed missions and even long-term settlements.

ABC News

Soon-to be-released Bali bombmaker Umar Patek participated in a 'deradicalisation' program. Do they actually work?

Bali bombmaker Umar Patek says he is committed to assisting the Indonesian government deradicalising other extremists after he is released from prison. So, what is a deradicalisation program and do they work?

Axios

Dust, costumes, weirdness — and science: Burning Man is back

MIT researchers will conduct a massive social networking experiment

The Guardian - UK

Brain scran: pictures of food appear to trigger specific neurons, scientists find

Cooked meals such as pizza provoke stronger reactions than fruit and vegetables, say MIT researchers

Birmingham Post

Swansea entrepreneur becomes first in Wales to secure prestigious US scholarship

Liam Rahman will participate in the KHS leadership programme designed to develop the skills of the world's future leaders

Reason

1st Cir. Ruling Is Promising for Pseudonymity in Title IX Cases Alleging Biased Sex Assault Investigations

From yesterday's decision of the First Circuit in Doe v. MIT, by Judge Bruce Selya, joined by Judges Rogeriee Thompson and Gustavo Gelpi (note that I submitted an amicus brief in the case, in support of neither side): [I.] The court reaffirms that there is a "strong presumption against the…

Inverse

Scientists want to give you a bionic skin to save your life

A new study proposes a high-tech e-skin that can monitor important health indicators. Unlike many of today's wearables, it doesn't require circuit chips, making it relatively light, affordable, and accurate.

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