by David Brooks | Jul 10, 2018 | Blog, Newsletter
This is my column, which ran Tuesday July 10 in the Monitor. By coincidence (or, rather, because multiple reporters get story ideas from obvious phenomena like a wicked bad heat wave) a couple of major outlets ran similar analysis later in the week, including Inside...
by David Brooks | Jul 9, 2018 | Blog, Newsletter
Sewalls Falls Recreation Area in north Concord is a lovely spot along the Merrimack River that includes some big, decaying industrial buildings, old cement walls and weird piles of rock in the river. It’s all the result of the area’s history as a pre-World...
by David Brooks | Jul 9, 2018 | Blog, Newsletter
By Sarah Schaier, UNH| Hagfish slime, which has been described as the grossest super-material in existence, might be one of the most unique biomaterials known known to humankind — and UNH scientist and assistant professor David Plachetzkihas received a grant from the...
by David Brooks | Jul 8, 2018 | Blog, Newsletter
Nashua is launching a pay-for-parking-via-app system, as reported in the Nashua Telegraph: Starting on Main Street, small decals with a four-digit number will be affixed to the meters at all of the roughly 900 spots, moving outward to the other parking zones during...
by David Brooks | Jul 8, 2018 | Newsletter
Field researchers like it when they can gather data by looking at satellite photos instead of schlupping around all over the place collecting samples. This can happen, however, only if they’ve first done a lot of schlupping to determine what’s on the...
by David Brooks | Jul 6, 2018 | Blog, Newsletter
UPDATE JULY 8: Ethan DeWitt has a followup analysis which says that in theory this leaves NH open to any and all autonomous car testing, since we have no laws addressing them at all. Read it here. A fatal crash involving a self-driving car in Arizona was one of the...