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John Jarcho, on What It Takes to Make It Into the World's Oldest Medical Journal

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By Ashley Belanger Verified, KSJ seminars
| The Knight Science Journalism Program at MIT
John Jarcho (right) speaks to Andrada Fiscutean (left) and other Knight Science Journalism Fellows in November. Photo by Ashley Belanger. Jarcho, Deputy Editor of the New England Journal of Medicine, spoke to Knight Science Journalism fellows about the journal’s famously rigorous review process.
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Donald Ingber, on Getting Research Out of the Lab and Into the World

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By Jessie Hendricks, KSJ seminars
| The Knight Science Journalism Program at MIT
Photo by Jessie Hendricks. Speaking at the Knight Science Journalism program, the Wyss Institute director showcased the institute’s diverse portfolio of bio-inspired engineering work.
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Author Bina Venkataraman Is Changing the Way We Think About the Future

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By Ashley Belanger Verified, KSJ seminars
| The Knight Science Journalism Program at MIT
Bina Venkataraman speaks to KSJ fellows. (Photo by Ashley Belanger.) The former White House adviser spoke to KSJ fellows about her new book, which draws on insights from biology, economics, and psychology to shed light on long-term decision making. “My definition of optimism is different,” Bina Venkataraman told attendees of a seminar at MIT’s Knight Science Journalism (KSJ) program on November 5th.
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