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MIT president: Why so many optimistic scientists are losing heart

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By Sally Kornbluth
| Flipboard
13 hours ago The stone carving could be thousands of years old, possibly from the Bronze Age. A routine patrol in northern Kazakhstan has turned into a stubborn little archaeology problem: a human face carved into granite, a nearby stone stele marked with a deer petroglyph, and a site that may have been used by …
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Tapping the wisdom of human-centered fields

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By Sally Kornbluth
| MIT Technology Review Verified
When I last wrote to you in this magazine, I told you a bit about the MIT Collaboratives, an effort to spark new ideas and modes of inquiry and help the people of MIT solve global problems. Since then, we’ve launched the first collaborative, grounding it in the human-centered fields represented by our School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (SHASS). We’re calling it the MIT Human Insight Collaborative, or MITHIC.
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Harnessing MIT’s collective power

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By Sally Kornbluth
| MIT Technology Review Verified
One of the things I’ve come to value deeply about the MIT community is the near-universal willingness to name a problem, measure it, design a solution, and keep iterating until it’s right. It’s an approach that has worked for a long time, and it’s one we’ll continue to rely on. As we step into the fall, we’re exploring new ways to harness the Institute’s collective power by fostering and supporting new collaborations on compelling global problems.
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