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Lecture Learning Physics with Deep Neural Networks
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Weill Cornell Medical College
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What We're Reading
October 16
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New Microscope Offers 4-D Look at Embryonic Development in Living Mice (HHMI News)
With the development of an adaptive, multiview light sheet microscope and a suite of computational tools, researchers have captured the first view of early organ development inside the mouse embryo.
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Writing When on the Autism Spectrum (The Open Notebook)
A writer finds out she is on the autism spectrum and comes to understand the challenges it has posed as well as the benefits it has offered.
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Sarah T. Stewart of the Simons Collaboration on the Origins of Life Awarded 2018 MacArthur Fellowship (MacArthur Foundation)
Her work advances new theories of how celestial collisions give birth to planets and their natural satellites.
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Suspected First Exomoon Comes Into Tantalizing Focus (Nature News)
Hubble telescope spots faint changes in the light from a star that could signal the presence of a moon around a distant planet.
