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...startups “usually don’t have much cash to start with,” Carthy says. So they often pay the researchers??and Harvard—in stock...
...make taxpayer-funded published research—most scientific work in the U.S.—freely available. Students can explain to their professors why they should publish in open access journals when available, and better yet why the University should establish a freely-available repository for all Harvard researchers?? work. Best of all, seniors can set an example now by making their theses available to the world at www.hcs.harvard.edu/thesis. Each of us can show politicians, faculty members, and present and future colleagues that we value open access to academic research. It?...
...install the sensor nodes, which will be placed on or inside small boxes, on its street-light poles next year. “CitySense will be the information backbone, the wireless network that allows [any sensors] to talk to each other,” Welsh said. Depending on researchers?? needs, sensors that monitor different environmental aspects, such as radiation, could be interfaced to fit the generic system, he said. Welsh works with a team of five undergraduate and graduate students on developing the software that will enable the collection and systematization of data. “There...
...things influence the way people behave, and we can’t nail it down to saying that a certain relationship caused a certain behavior,” Campbell said. “But researchers?? relationships with industry often influence their performance...
...researchers?? discovery—which suggests that the loss of cardiac function and accompanying tissue scarring caused by a heart attack may be reversible—will be published in the Oct. 17 issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences...