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sethmnookin: According to @universalhub, hit & run that killed MIT visiting scientist this afternoon right outside of Kenmore Sq http://t.co/RW1wsCAFbr
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travischapman (Travis Chapman): RT @sethmnookin: Miura worked in CSAIL - computer science & artificial intelligence laboratory.
48 minutes ago- travischapman (Travis Chapman): RT @sethmnookin: It's been a tough few months for #MIT: Visiting scientist Dr. Kanako Miura killed this afternoon in Back Bay bike accident.
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salexandy (Sandy Alexandre): RT @sethmnookin: Miura worked in CSAIL - computer science & artificial intelligence laboratory.
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annemariebone (Anne-Marie Bone): RT @sethmnookin: According to @universalhub, hit & run that killed MIT visiting scientist this afternoon right outside of Kenmore Sq http:/…
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peteyMIT (Chris Peterson): RT @sethmnookin: It's been a tough few months for #MIT: Visiting scientist Dr. Kanako Miura killed this afternoon in Back Bay bike accident.
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UAFGI (UAF Geophysical): RT @sethmnookin: Miura worked in CSAIL - computer science & artificial intelligence laboratory.
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The state of science writing, circa 2012: The summer of our discontent, made glorious by the possibilities of our time
Category: Journalism, Media, science, science writing
Tagged ADHD, Ars Technica, autism, Bob Dylan, Brendan Maher, cancer, Cryptogenomicon, DNA, Ed Yong, Emily Willingham, ENCODE, Evolver Zone: Genomicron, Ewan Birney, Gizmodo, hookworms, JAMA, Jesus Diaz, John P.A. Ioannidis, John Timmer, Jonah Lehrer, Leonid Kruglyak, Mike White, Naomi Wolf, Nature, newspapers, PLOS ONE, Sean Eddy, T. Ryan Gregory, The Finch and the Pea, The Guardian, The New York Times, The New Yorker, Vagina, Wired
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