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Dec 19, 2024 | 
news.mit.edu | Alex Shipps |Joanna Chen |Daniel Darling |Anne McGovern |Lincoln Laboratory
The IEEE recently announced the winners of their 2025 prestigious medals, technical awards, and fellowships. Four MIT faculty members, one staff member, and five alumni were recognized. Regina Barzilay, the School of Engineering Distinguished Professor for AI and Health within the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) at MIT, received the IEEE Frances E.
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Nov 7, 2024 | 
lilith.org | Joanna Chen
Joanna ChenProfession: Literary Translator, Ela Valley, IsraelAntisemitism is the shadow stretching around the corner; it’s the furtive whispering you hear behind your back, although you do not catch every word. It’s the tiny pause that hangs in a room when you finish speaking and makes you wonder if you said something wrong. It puts you on the defensive. It shuts you up. But I’m not going to shut up. I write when I have something to say.
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Oct 4, 2024 | 
washingtonmonthly.com | Joanna Chen
Amidst the suffering of bereaved families, of innocent people, the fate of the hostages, the despair of those forced to flee their homes, and the anxiety that hangs heavy in the air, I see most clearly the sweet face of B., aged nine months. She wears pink-rimmed plastic glasses and loves her rattle, which she shakes vigorously in her little fist.
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Apr 8, 2024 | 
morningstar.com | Joanna Chen
New York, NY, April 08, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Many users need a rugged phone due to its durability or long endurance. But can rugged phones be improved or have more functional features to meet more practical needs in demanding environments? FOSSiBOT has been dedicated to developing and enhancing rugged smartphones to meet better the demands of outdoor enthusiasts or harsh environment workers. And then, the FOSSiBOT F106 Pro was born.
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Mar 18, 2024 | 
washingtonmonthly.com | Joanna Chen
On March 10, a big controversy erupted when a small magazine pulled down a story from its website with the cryptic note, “Guernica regrets having published this piece and has retracted it. A more fulsome explanation will follow.” The retraction followed staff resignations in protest of the piece by Joanna Chen, a British-Israeli author and translator.
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Mar 18, 2024 | 
l8r.it | Joanna Chen
On March 10, a big controversy erupted when a small magazine pulled down a story from its website with the cryptic note, “Guernica regrets having published this piece and has retracted it. A more fulsome explanation will follow.” The retraction followed staff resignations in protest of the piece by Joanna Chen, a British-Israeli author and translator.
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Mar 14, 2024 | 
ilfoglio.it | Joanna Chen
E’ stata mia zia Sheila a insegnarmi l’importanza di tendere la mano agli altri, di dare una mano quando serve. Rimasta vedova presto, era una donna grintosa che aiutava negli ospedali e negli ospizi della città costiera di Blackpool, dove viveva. Zia Sheila è stata per anni volontaria presso il Citizens’ Advice Bureau, tendendo una mano calda e confortante a persone di tutte le confessioni, senza fare domande.
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Mar 13, 2024 | 
rsn.org | Joanna Chen
EDITOR’S NOTE: This piece originally appeared on GuernicaMag. The piece was removed from the site, leaving only this brief statement: “Guernica regrets having published this piece, and has retracted it. A more fulsome explanation will follow.”Reader Supported News does not regret publishing this powerful piece. We realize that there are strong feelings on both sides of this conflict. However violent inhumanity can only overcome with compassionate thought and action.
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Mar 4, 2024 | 
web.archive.org | Joanna Chen
The tree lost its mythical powers,horses huddled at the edge of the earth. The sniping light turned cold, winter came,we continued, faces sealed. Only at nightdid we sit down with our own names. It was my auntie Sheila who taught me the importance of reaching out to others, of lending a hand when needed. Widowed early, she was a feisty lady who helped out in hospitals and hospices in the coastal town of Blackpool, where she lived.
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Mar 4, 2024 | 
everand.com | Joanna Chen
Photo by Ryunosuke Kikuno / Unsplash The tree lost its mythical powers,horses huddled at the edge of the earth. The sniping light turned cold, winter came,we continued, faces sealed. Only at nightdid we sit down with our own names. It was my auntie Sheila who taught me the importance of reaching out to others, of lending a hand when needed. Widowed early, she was a feisty lady who helped out in hospitals and hospices in the coastal town of Blackpool, where she lived.
