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Student research helps unravel bacterial
communication
Princeton University senior Sofia
Quinodoz conducted two thesis
projects: uncovering how bacteria
communicate to coordinate group
behaviors, and exploring the impact
of Argentina's Dirty War.
AP phone records seizure is consistent with
Constitution's intent, says researcher
Though critics depict the AP
subpoenas as a threat to the freedom
of the press, Princeton Assistant
Professor Rahul Sagar finds that the
government's actions are consistent
with the Constitution's intent.
New analysis suggests wind, not water,
formed mound on Mars
May 31, 2013
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A 3.5-mile high Martian mound that
scientists suspect preserves
evidence of a massive lake might
actually have formed as a result of
the Red Planet's famously dusty
atmosphere.
Challenges for U.S. in the Middle East take
center stage at colloquium
Experts outlined the interconnected
elements needed for positive change
in the Middle East: support for
democratic change; economic
opportunity; and regional peace and
security.
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