Precision isn't optional when lives depend on it. In Course 2.70, Professor Alex Slocum teaches FUNdaMENTALs: master repeatability, deterministic design & real-world risk mitigation. "Overlook nothing." ⚙️
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Most colon cancer deaths come from metastasis, often to the liver. MIT researchers found YAP1, a tissue-repair pathway, drives this spread—and high-fat diets can switch it on via ceramides.
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MIT is once again the No. 1 university in the U.S., per U.S. News. Also ranked first in engineering, computer science, economics, and more. #MIT#TopUniversity
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14 million objects. Most never seen by the public. Now anyone, anywhere can explore them. The Peabody's upgraded collections portal is live.
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Mohamad Hamad allegedly called himself a "Hamas operative," built pipe bombs, and said he wanted "bullets to touch the foreheads of Zionists." Columbia SJP is funding his legal defense. https://t.co/ELwHT7lG7L
What’s open, closed, and how to navigate campus during the final two games at Northwestern Medicine Field at Martin Stadium. Plan ahead!
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The era of task forces and statements is over. The law has arrived. And universities that let antisemitism fester for years are about to pay the price. Finally. https://t.co/PYQs9fvqiv
Kevin Cahill returns to Yale as the 35th head coach, back where he spent 10 seasons on staff before leading Lehigh. Now he's building the Bulldogs' future.
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Male mice drink more when isolated, females drink less—a first-of-its-kind study reveals how social environment reshapes alcohol behavior by sex.
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Yale Law’s Akhil Reed Amar wins the 2026 Scribes Book Award for “Born Equal,” with Judith Resnik named runner-up for “Impermissible Punishments.”
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CAIR's conference on September 12th isn't a coincidence. It's a statement. They want you to know they're still here—and they're still pushing their narrative. https://t.co/u5nQKH5cNQ
Your nose knows more than you think. A Yale-led study shows machine learning can now predict how we perceive complex odor blends—the first step toward digitizing smell.
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Ozempic may do more than fight metabolic disease: new UC Berkeley-led research shows GLP-1 treatment extends lifespan in older, healthy mice, slowing biological aging itself. 🧬🐭
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It’s official: the Class of 2030 is here! 🎓 We’re thrilled to welcome first-years, transfers, and new grads at our kickoff ceremony. Classes start Sept. 2—let the journey begin! 🚀
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Faculty unions claim to speak for thousands. But decisions are made by a handful of activists who show up. Jewish members feel pushed out. Mission accomplished. https://t.co/5VLTSSGKpc
New Yale research reveals a promising way to shield the brain from hypoglycemia’s cognitive effects in type 1 diabetes. A breakthrough strategy for stronger protection and clearer minds.
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The same judge who let Jewish students' lawsuit proceed now tosses the government's case. His 1967 anti-Israel activism makes you wonder: what changed? https://t.co/5nOKKmAbh7
🔦@Harvard says it is fixing campus antisemitism.
Its evidence? A “counter-Zionist” professor, a Palestinian liberation poetry journal, and recycled academic appointments.
What it did not provide: proof that Jewish students actually feel safer.