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MIT's role in the device's development is often lost in the telling.
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New Thoughts on Autism
Research shows that outside stimuli can turn genes on and off in developing brains
Smart Shoe
An electronic insole catches imbalance early
A New Approach to Spinal Injury
Stem cells in the spinal cord could spur healing
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MIT researchers take part in the world's biggest physics experiment
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Christopher Kelty examines the ideas behind free software.
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