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...once explained the theory of his research with an analogy from his past: “If your bombers are being shot down, you can either develop higher flying bombers or you can knock out the anti-aircraft guns and use the old bombers.” Knowles preferred the latter...
Sanes and Meister wrote that they hoped the finding would help shed light on how brain cells develop as well as how the brain identifies its sources of sensory information...
...world would mice need to develop cells to detect upward motion?” Sanes said in a statement. “It’s a great mystery.”broader applications as a potential model for investigating other brain function disorders...
...future, the closure of the Fogg and Busch-Reisinger may not be all bad: in addition to allowing patrons to see a test case of “how the collections look side-by-side” at the smaller Sackler, it may also allow for more undergraduates to develop an interest in the art. “It gives us a good opportunity to expand our group beyond the ‘nights,’” Lessersohn says...
...researcher Krista D. Mattern told the Chronicle of Education that “admissions committees should be wary of using such information in the admissions-decisions process.” According to Harvard’s Director of Admissions Marlyn McGrath ’70, the College attempts to develop “as complete a picture of each [applicant] as possible” and considers in the admissions process multiple factors such as perseverance, drive, humor, and integrity. McGrath wrote in an e-mail that “‘fit’ is very much...