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Jun 06

Take a break from politics with these 5 important stories

By Joshua Barajas, Erica R. Hendry, Jenny Marder, Michael Rios

Paris accord aside, here are five important stories that may have gotten buried under last week’s big news.

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Sep 13

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How the sugar industry paid experts to downplay health risks

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Researchers have discovered documents showing that the sugar industry paid researchers to downplay the health risks of sugar and play up the risks of saturated fat in the 1960s. Gwen Ifill speaks with Marion Nestle of New York University about…

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May 19

One former bank executive’s quest to make the workforce more ‘neurodiverse’

By Paul Solman

Former bank executive Lynne Wines came to Harvard looking to scale and fine-tune a program to get businesses to hire more more "neurodiverse" employees -- that is, people with Asperger's, autism, dyslexia, post-traumatic stress disorder, Tourette's -- people whose brains…

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Feb 17

Clinton’s critical mistake in handling her email release

By Nsikan Akpan

Tread carefully before opting out. A new Harvard study explores why choosing not to disclose might be perceived as worse than lying.

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Jan 31

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Vast digitizing project will put Harvard’s colonial archives online

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Harvard University has launched a project to digitize almost half a million items from its 17th and 18th century archives – the largest digitizing effort the university has ever undertaken. The letters, journals, documents and drawings tell the story not…

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Aug 15

Watch: Harvard scientists develop tiny robots that can swarm

By Charles Pulliam-Moore

Borrowing a page out of nature’s handbook, a team of researchers at Harvard University have developed a fleet of miniscule robots that can arrange themselves into complex configurations without the use of a core artificial intelligence. Equal parts automaton and…

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Apr 13

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Papyrus referencing Jesus’ wife dates back to ancient times

By News Desk

Experts at Columbia, MIT and Harvard have concluded through scientific testing that a small papyrus fragment that quotes Jesus making references to “my wife,” is in fact from ancient times. What do these new findings reveal? Hari Sreenivasan speaks with…

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Jan 13

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Why investing in the health of Americans should start early

A group of doctors from the Commission to Build a Healthier America has issued a list of recommendations to improve health in America, noting relationships between socioeconomic status and wellness. Judy Woodruff talks to David Williams of Harvard University about…

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Mar 22

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Shields, Brooks on Congressional Escapes and March Madness

Shields and Brooks on Congressional Escapes and Winning March Madness Brackets…

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Oct 26

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Science Nation – RoboBees: Design Poses Intriguing Engineeri

It started with a TV show, "Silence of the Bees," about honeybee populations in steep decline. At Harvard University, electrical engineers Rob Wood and Gu-Yeon Wei, and computer scientist Radhika Nagpal saw a challenge. And, so began the creation of…

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