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2008 > February
Features
It may sound like sci-fi, but one day a computer may sense when you’re stressed and tell you to take a break
A protein is shown to control appetite in adult mice, and may affect people too
Tufts replaces student loans with grants for low-income families
Sergei Mirkin helps uncover the genetic mechanisms that can lead to
devastating diseases
Researchers use online role-playing games to help model and predict infectious diseases
Global health and water rights issues are the focus of interdisciplinary courses starting in the fall
Briefs
New program to honor staff and faculty contributions
Recent faculty books explore art museums and why enemies are essential
Fund is set up to honor former Catholic chaplain
An ordinary Sunday morning routine turned into a proposal
New food pyramid emphasizes nutrition needs of older adults
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Middle East expert Vali Nasr says it’s time for an entirely new policy toward Iran
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