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Repairing
Bad
MemoriesA neuroscientist who has anguished over the terrors in her family’s history explores how people might erase the trauma from...
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How Technology Is Destroying Jobs
Automation is reducing the need for people in many jobs. Are we facing a future of stagnant income and worsening inequality?
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Watch Video from our Mobile Summit
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The Secret
to a Video-Game PhenomenonBy eschewing grit and realism for creativity and simplicity, Minecraft shows how bedroom programmers can create global hits.
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Bitcoin Millionaires Become Investing Angels
Early investors in Bitcoin got rich. Now they are the cryptocurrency’s most powerful gatekeepers.
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The Strangeness of Facebook Home
Facebook’s new interface for smartphones is at odds with how the world uses computers.
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Materials Scientists Build Chlorophyll-based Phototransistor
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A Photographer Documents the Legacy of the Petrochemical Industry
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Silicon Valley Producer Tcho Is Changing How Chocolate Is Made
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Greener Plastics
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Flying Robots
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Deleting Memories
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How Automation is Pushing Humans to the Perimeter
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Untapped Potential
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Cut Diesel Emissions to Cool the Planet
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Material ecologist Neri Oxman runs the Media Lab’s Mediated Matter Group
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Game theory is no longer just for economists.
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MIT’s Amos Winter, inventor of the Leveraged Freedom Chair, tackles the “crazy hard” engineering challenges of the developing world.
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When Manhattan Project veteran Cyril Smith went to England to discuss plutonium in 1950, Senator Hickenlooper feared he’d give away America’s nuclear secrets.
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Ancient North Africa and the Sahara were much greener—and less dusty—than previously thought, MIT study finds
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The effect of expanding Medicaid health-care coverage is revealed by a randomized Oregon study coauthored by Amy Finkelstein at MIT
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Emery Brown’s study of anesthesia-induced brain-wave patterns could help doctors make sure patients don’t wake up during operations
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How We Might Take the Trauma Out of Bad Memories
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How Technology Is Destroying Jobs
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Review: Minecraft’s Magic Made it a Gaming Phenomenon
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Quantum Invisibility Cloak Hides Objects from Reality
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Bitcoin Tycoons Build a New Economy
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The Remarkable Properties of Mythological Social Networks
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A Favorite Online Privacy Tool Also Works for the Ad Industry
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Spleen-on-a-Chip Provides Novel Sepsis Therapy
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How Drones Are Changing Our Conception of Warfare
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Mobile Summit 2013: More Efficient Sensors Will Allow Always-On Wearable Gadgets
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Low-Energy Ways to Capture Carbon Dioxide
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The 10 Breakthrough Technologies of 2013
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Mobile Summit 2013: Corning’s Gorilla Glass Is Coming to Cars Next
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Genes Can’t Be Patented, Unless a Human Has Modified Them
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So, You Wanna Be an Android?
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Facebook Home Is Weird and Not Very Useful
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How We Might Take the Trauma Out of Bad Memories
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A Favorite Online Privacy Tool Also Works for the Ad Industry
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How Technology Is Destroying Jobs
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Quantum Invisibility Cloak Hides Objects from Reality
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The Remarkable Properties of Mythological Social Networks
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Continuous Medical Monitoring Contact Lens
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Search Under Way for Gold in Online Education Data Trove
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How Drones Are Changing Our Conception of Warfare
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Government Lab Reveals It Has Operated Quantum Internet for Over Two Years
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Moore’s Law and the Origin of Life
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Given Tablets but No Teachers, Ethiopian Children Teach Themselves
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Astrobiologists Find Ancient Fossils in Fireball Fragments
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First Teleportation from One Macroscopic Object to Another
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Astronomers Find First Evidence Of Other Universes
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The Measurement That Would Reveal The Universe As A Computer Simulation
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The Facebook Fallacy
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