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MIT researchers developed a machine-learning technique that captures and models the underlying acoustics of a scene from a limited number of sound recordings. The system can accurately simulate what any sound, like a song, would sound like if a person were to walk around to different locations in a scene.

When Coco Chan became a mother in 2019, she felt like her life had been upended. Almost overnight, she went from being a busy public relations professional and business owner to feeling helpless and lost as she struggled to deal with the changes that motherhood brought. Not only did she have a new baby to look after, her body took...

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A photographer captured images of the great apes in Gabon applying an unknown species of insect to both themselves and their family members.

A photographer captured images of the great apes in Gabon applying an unknown species of insect to both themselves and their family members.

Raúl Mojica Soto-Albors, a PhD candidate in brain and cognitive sciences at MIT, seeks to understand the rules of plasticity that underlie neuronal behavior.

Researchers find blind patients who had very limited visual exposure to human bodily movement could immediately recognize human locomotion after the removal of their cataracts. This suggests extensive visual exposure is not critical for the ability to identify human motion.

If an explosion occurs and no nose is there to sniff it, does it have a smell? The big bang unleashed a mix of matter that formed—and continues to form—the mole

Gloria Choi, a neuroscientist in MIT’s Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, studies how the immune system influences neurological development and social behavior.

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