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#Harvard Tweets of the Week

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"I have a C in art. #Harvard" That can’t be the correct hash tag.


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Scientists Use Zebrafish To Turn Human Stem Cells into Muscle Tissue

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Harvard researchers have used Zebrafish, a tropical freshwater fish, to develop a way to turn human stem cells into muscle tissue.


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Researchers Discover New Earth-Sized Planet

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A team of scientists, including Harvard Lecturer in Astronomy David W. Latham, discovered Kepler 78b, a planet outside of our solar system that is a “virtual twin of Earth by astronomical standards."


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Study Measures Impact of Teacher Quality on Life After Schooling

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According to a newly published study by economics professor Gary Chamberlain, having higher quality teachers in elementary and middle school predicts an increase in students’ college attendance and income.


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Researchers Discover Adverse Effects of Nitrogen in National Parks

By Cameron Thariani  • 

A study by Harvard researchers found that nitrogen-based compounds are negatively affecting the ecosystems of U.S. National Parks, and that there is no existing policy to curtail this trend, The paper concludes that nitrogen deposition is a serious problem for ecosystems in the U.S., and in particular for national parks that are supposed to be maintained in their pristine state.


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Postdoc Delivers Talk on Japan

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Timothy M. Yang, a postdoctoral fellow in Harvard’s Program on U.S.-Japan Relations, examined the influence of private drug companies on the Japanese colonial sphere during the interwar period in a talk on Tuesday afternoon at the Center for Government and International Studies.

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