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Topic: Massachusetts

Protecting whales in Massachusetts

Protecting whales in Massachusetts

CJ Gunther, EPA-EFE
Posted at Jun 23 10:48 AM

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is set to release new rules for the shipping industry to protect the North Atlantic right whale. Read more »

Filipino prof's disinformation study gets $200K grant

Filipino prof's disinformation study gets $200K grant

RHIA GRANA
Updated as of May 03 12:02 PM

University of Massachusetts Amherst professor Jonathan Corpus Ong is about to embark on probing the human cost of disinformation Read more »

Comelec taps US startup to test online voting for 2025

Comelec taps US startup to test online voting for 2025

Jauhn Etienne Villaruel, ABS-CBN News
Posted at Sep 08 04:26 PM

Voatz, a Boston-based tech firm flagged by MIT researchers in 2020, will host Comelec's pilot simulation of online voting among overseas Filipinos. Read more »

Filipino MIT graduate who got perfect GPA asserts math can reduce pandemic impacts

Filipino MIT graduate who got perfect GPA asserts math can reduce pandemic impacts

Paul Garilao | TFC News USA
Posted at Aug 13 02:37 PM

A Filipino recently made headlines after graduating with a perfect GPA from MIT. He gives back to the community by sharing his love for math, which he believes, can solve real-life problems. Read more »

Like Jonah: Fisherman says he was swallowed by humpback

Like Jonah: Fisherman says he was swallowed by humpback

Catherine Triomphe, Agence France-Presse
Posted at Jun 12 10:28 AM

A US lobster fisherman says he was scooped into the mouth of a humpback whale Friday and yet lived to tell the story.  Read more »

WATCH: Yo-Yo Ma marks second COVID jab with surprise concert in clinic

WATCH: Yo-Yo Ma marks second COVID jab with surprise concert in clinic

Agence France-Presse
Posted at Mar 15 09:30 AM

WASHINGTON - Receiving a second Covid vaccine dose is often a cause for celebration and, in one US clinic, legendary cellist Yo-Yo Ma marked the occasion with a surprise recital. Read more »

Coronavirus gene findings are no cause for alarm, says leading scientist

Coronavirus gene findings are no cause for alarm, says leading scientist

Stephen Chen, South China Morning Post
Posted at Jan 30 01:30 PM

A leading biologist whose team recently discovered that the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 may be able to insert its genes into human DNA has said there is no cause for alarm over vaccines that mimic the process of infection.   Read more »

Pandemic changes may point way to sustainable cities of the future

Pandemic changes may point way to sustainable cities of the future

Sonia Elks, Thomson Reuters Foundation
Posted at Jan 26 03:40 AM

LONDON - City dwellers and planners should build on the dramatic changes swept in by COVID-19 to create a more sustainable and low-carbon future, urban experts told a virtual meeting of global leaders on Monday. Read more »

Pandemic, election brew an extra-spooky Halloween

Pandemic, election brew an extra-spooky Halloween

Laura Bonilla, Agence France-Presse
Posted at Oct 29 11:28 AM

CROTON-ON-HUDSON, United States - Croton-on-Hudson is a quaint village an hour north of New York City that has thrived thanks to a spooky tale written some 200 years ago. The town is still holding its annual Halloween bash this year -- with the US election and the coronavirus pandemic lending an extra dose of chills. Read more »

Life on Venus? Astronomers see a signal in Its clouds

Life on Venus? Astronomers see a signal in Its clouds

Shannon Stirone, Kenneth Chang and Dennis Overbye, New York Times
Updated as of Sep 15 11:29 AM

High in the toxic atmosphere of the planet Venus, astronomers on Earth have discovered signs of what might be life. Read more »

What scares Salem? October without Halloween

What scares Salem? October without Halloween

Aimee Ortiz, The New York Times
Posted at Aug 14 10:18 AM

With coronavirus cases spiking around the country, cities, towns, retailers and confectioners are bracing themselves for what could be a substantially more subdued Halloween this year.  Read more »

THE DAY IN PHOTOS: July 07, 2020

THE DAY IN PHOTOS: July 07, 2020

ABS-CBN News
Posted at Jul 08 12:44 AM

Here are the big stories today in photos. Read more »

Food assistance in Chelsea amid COVID-19 pandemic

Food assistance in Chelsea amid COVID-19 pandemic

Brian Snyder, Reuters
Posted at Jul 07 10:59 AM

A resident picks up food distributed at a food pantry run by Revival International Center (Centro Internacional de Avivamiento) Chelsea, amid ongoing economic hardship for some people due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, in Chelsea, Massachusetts, U.S. on Monday. Read more »

Early graduation could send US medical students to virus front lines

Early graduation could send US medical students to virus front lines

Emma Goldberg, The New York Times
Posted at Mar 27 11:46 AM

The battle to treat an ever-growing number of patients infected with the new coronavirus just gained its newest recruits: soon-to-be medical graduates. Several medical schools in Massachusetts and New York announced this week that they intended to offer early graduation to their fourth-year students, fast-tracking them into front-line hospital care as the need for medical workers surges.   Read more »

Warmer weather may slow, but not halt coronavirus: MIT

Warmer weather may slow, but not halt coronavirus: MIT

Knvul Sheikh and Ernesto Londoño, The New York Times
Posted at Mar 23 10:13 AM

Communities living in warmer places appear to have a comparative advantage to slow the transmission of coronavirus infections, according to an early analysis by scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Read more »

Boston Marathon bomber seeks to avoid death penalty

Boston Marathon bomber seeks to avoid death penalty

Tim McLaughlin, Reuters
Posted at Dec 12 08:55 PM

Tsarnaev, now 26, was sentenced to death in 2015 after a jury found him guilty of killing three people in the April 15, 2013 bombing - Martin Richard, 8; Chinese exchange student Lingzi Lu, 26, and restaurant manager Krystle Campbell - and murdering Massachusetts Institute of Technology police officer Sean Collier, 26, three days later as the brothers attempted to flee. Read more »

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