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MIT_Sciwrite: Courtney Humphries, '04. The too-smart city.... http://t.co/KGreCdcIdp
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sensorsonline (Sensors Online): RT @MIT_Sciwrite: Courtney Humphries, '04. The too-smart city.... http://t.co/KGreCdcIdp
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ChuckLeddy (Chuck Leddy): @MIT_Sciwrite Renowned biographer Richard Holmes on writing scientific lives @harvard http://t.co/CTp1VeX4b7
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Sherry_Reson (Sherry_Reson): Hey @MIT_Sciwrite @TomLevenson #science historian Naomi Oreskes talk extreme weather Listen live 3p PT (or later) http://t.co/NytuA4bfky
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CORTIZ_AT_MIT (Christine Ortiz.): Congratulations @MIT_Sciwrite on final thesis presentations, nice to have lunch with you today at faculty club. http://t.co/vbZTPt9FO8
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ANegri1160 (Alessandra Negri): RT @MIT_Sciwrite: Zahra Hirji is warning is about Mauna Loa - an underground molten ocean.
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QTFocus (Johnell Ashe): RT @MIT_Sciwrite: Music therapy in treatment of Alzheimers disease - Hannah Cheng
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apinhellgod (apinhellgod): RT @MIT_Sciwrite: Butterflies and the people who live and poach them - Sarah Yu
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