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The New York Times

"If you see where a plastic bottle ends up, a few miles down the road in a dump, you may want to get tap water or some other container for the water." - Carlo Ratti, director of MIT's SENSEable City Laboratory, on his "Trash Track" project.

CBS News

"Congress and the administration must take specific steps that clearly link worker issues to the economic agenda." - Op-ed by MIT Sloan professor Thomas A. Kochan on labor issues.

The Boston Globe

"A lot of people have a hard time going from their frenetic lives to sitting still." - Lauren Mayhew, a program manager at the Center for Health Promotion and Wellness at MIT, on stress-reduction classes that incorporate meditation.

The Boston Globe

"Hopefully, if the outbreak hasn’t gone through our community yet, [vaccines] will blunt or prevent a serious outbreak." - Dr. David Diamond, Associate Medical Director at MIT Medical

New York Times

"The idea of being able to monitor cancer in situ is very appealing." - Michael J. Cima, professor of materials science and engineering, on tiny devices developed to track tumor growth.

USA Today

Institute Prof. Sheila Widnall, the first woman to lead the Air Force, and Linguistics alumna Jessie “Little Doe” Baird, an indigenous language preservationist, are two of the 10 accomplished women chosen to represent Massachusetts in USA Today’s Women of the Century series, reports Nicole Simmons. Baird was also included in the paper’s nationwide list of 100 Women of the Century.  

Bloomberg

Researchers from MIT and the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston “are engaged in a ‘multi-year effort to build and test a hypothetical digital currency oriented to central bank uses,’” reports Craig Torres for Bloomberg.