Word: peering
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...that's true, scientists turn to such advanced diagnostic tools as functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) machines to peer into the brains of gamblers while they play. In a 2001 study conducted at Harvard Medical School and elsewhere, researchers monitored subjects as they engaged in a wheel-of-fortune game. The investigators looked mainly at several areas of the brain known to be involved in processing dopamine, a pleasure-inducing chemical released during drug and alcohol...
With the close of the fas.alumni accounts, Harvard’s policy of only providing forwarding addresses to its graduates will be akin to those of its peer institutions, including Brown, Columbia, Duke, MIT, and Yale...
...that Harvard students are dissatisfied with access to faculty and the quality of social life on campus,” referring to Committee on Financing Higher Education (COFHE) data leaked to the Boston Globe earlier this year. That data showed a statistically significant gap between Harvard and its peer institutions in levels of student satisfaction...
...claim was never “invalidated.” The claims made by Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons were replicated by hundreds of major laboratories worldwide, including most U.S. National Laboratories, China Lake, SRI International, and Texas A&M. Hundreds of positive cold fusion results were published in peer-reviewed journals of chemistry and electrochemistry...
...provide students with a new and vibrant peer group: the diverse Summer School population includes students from all 50 states and 93 countries...