In sudden move, Harvard, Caltech return to test requirements
Harvard and Caltech are reverting to mandatory standardized test scores following increased pressure from other institutions and research findings emphasizing the predictive nature of these scores. [ more ]
Harvard will reinstate standardized testing for admissions, citing its value in identifying talent from all backgrounds.
The decision was influenced by research showing standardized testing to be effective in evaluating students' potential for success in college. [ more ]
Historic Landmark Near Harvard: Asa Gray Home Is Listed for $10.8M
Realtor.comThe swoon-worthy Asa Gray House at 88 Garden Street in Cambridge, MA, checks all the boxes-history, charm, and walking proximity to Harvard Square.The place was recently listed for $10,800,000.Although always privately owned, the home has been a National Historic Landmark since 1965.The five-bedroom, 6.5-bath dwelling is named after the famous Harvard botanist and passionate Darwinian, who lived in it for more than 40 years.
Top issues for young voters? Stories from a swing state. - Harvard Gazette
Harvard student pollsters conduct biannual polls of young Americans' political opinions and fears, including student debt, retirement, and economic insecurities.
A group of 16 Harvard students recently visited Michigan, connecting with young voters concerned about future planning, student debt, economic issues, and social issues like the right to abortion. [ more ]
Solar geoengineering research project at Harvard called SCoPEx, aiming to combat climate change with sunlight-blocking aerosols, has been halted due to setbacks.
Solar geoengineering could have unintended side effects, such as affecting the ozone layer and leading to termination shock if aerosol spraying is abruptly stopped. [ more ]
JWST Will Hunt for Dead Solar Systemsand Much Morein Its Second Year of Science
Where do you point the world's most powerful space telescope?It's not an easy question.The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), launched in December 2021, has amazed astronomers since it began sending back its first science data in July 2022.It has seen galaxies breathtakingly close to the dawn of time, probed the atmospheres of exoplanets in unprecedented detail and provided stunning new views of worlds in our solar system.
Clues to Bronze Age cranial surgery revealed in ancient bones
This hole was made in a Bronze Age man's skull shortly before he died, archaeologists say, based on several clues.It's the result of a surgical procedure called a trephination.Kalisher et al., 2023/PLOS ONE During the Bronze Age some 3,500 years ago, the town of Megiddo, currently in northern Israel, was a thriving center of trade.
Largest-yet Milky Way survey: 10TB of data, 3b objects
Astronomers have mapped over three billion objects shimmering in the Milky Way, providing the most detailed survey of our galaxy yet.The project involved analysing images captured by the Dark Energy Camera (DECam) instrument on the Víctor M. Blanco 4-meter aperture Telescope at Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory in Chile.
Jane Kim announced as interim dean of Harvard Chan School
May 4, 2023-Dear Members of the Harvard Chan School Community, I write to announce that Jane Kim, dean for academic affairs and K.T. Li Professor of Health Economics, has agreed to serve as interim dean of the Harvard Chan School, effective July 1.A member of the Department of Health Policy and Management and the Center for Health Decision Science, Jane is a highly regarded colleague, mentor, and leader.
Harvard leaders to be subpoenaed in House antisemitism investigation
The House Committee on Education and the Workforce plans to serve subpoenas to Harvard University officials as part of an investigation into campus antisemitism.
Tensions over the Israel-Gaza war have flared up at many colleges, with Harvard being singled out by lawmakers as a target for scrutiny. [ more ]
House panel threatens Harvard with subpoena in antisemitism investigation
House Education Committee Chair Virginia Foxx warned Harvard University that it will face a subpoena if it fails to provide documents related to the committee's antisemitism probe on college campuses.
Harvard faces criticism from House Republicans and others over its handling of allegations of antisemitism on its campus. [ more ]
Is Derek Penslar the Wrong Kind of Jew for Harvard?
Derek J. Penslar, a distinguished scholar and director of Harvard's Center for Jewish Studies, has been tapped to lead the Task Force on Combating Antisemitism at Harvard University.
The battles over combating antisemitism and islamophobia in Ivy League and elite American universities are primarily about what faculty and students are allowed to say about Israel. [ more ]
Palestinian and Muslim Harvard Students Demand Investigation Into Harassment
Palestinian and Muslim students at Harvard University have filed a civil rights complaint, accusing the school of failing to protect them from discrimination.
The students claim they have faced harassment, racist attacks, and threats for being Palestinian, Muslim, and supporters of Palestinian rights. [ more ]
House committee chair says Harvard's response to antisemitism probe is 'woefully inadequate'
The leader of a House committee investigating claims of antisemitism on Harvard's campus has criticized the university for its inadequate response to the committee's document request.
Harvard could face compulsory measures, such as subpoenas, if it continues to fail to comply with the inquiry. [ more ]
Jewish students sue Harvard, alleging campus antisemitism
A group of Jewish students is suing Harvard University over allegations of rampant anti-Jewish hatred and harassment.
The lawsuit accuses Harvard of failing to protect Jewish students, hiring professors who promote antisemitism, and ignoring pleas for protection. [ more ]
To help young people with #mentalhealth, researchers team up with TikTok influencers
Talent managers tried to persuade Kate Speer to change her content for more marketability, but she refused in order to stay true to her authentic self.
Harvard University launched a research project with TikTok influencers, including Speer, to provide training on spreading evidence-based mental health information through relatable content. [ more ]
Harvard early admission applications drop 17% amid antisemitism claims
Harvard's early admission applications have dropped to a four-year low, while its competitors saw increases in the number of students seeking early admissions.
The drop in applications comes as Harvard faces backlash for not condemning antisemitism on campus.
The University of Pennsylvania also saw a significant increase in early admissions applications despite similar criticism. [ more ]
Harvard affirms President Claudine Gay will not step down over antisemitism testimony
The governing board of Harvard University has rejected calls to remove President Claudine Gay after her congressional testimony on antisemitism sparked outrage.
Harvard's governing board believes that President Gay is the right leader to address the serious societal issues the university is facing. [ more ]
Harvard president apologizes for remarks on antisemitism
Harvard University's president apologized for failing to properly denounce threats of violence against Jewish students during a congressional hearing on antisemitism.
Pressure is mounting for the president of the University of Pennsylvania to resign over her testimony at the same hearing. [ more ]
Disinformation researcher says Harvard pushed her out to protect Meta
A disinformation researcher accuses Harvard University of pressuring her to shut down her work to protect its relationship with Meta/Facebook.
Joan Donovan alleges that Harvard violated her free speech rights and academic freedom to appease high-value donors with ties to Meta/Facebook. [ more ]
Tools to Assess Crime Risk for Young Cohorts Likely to Fail over Time
Technology-based tools intended to predict crime risk among young cohorts are likely to become obsolete over time due to changing social and economic conditions.
Effective crime prevention strategies should be tailored to the needs of each individual community, taking into account changing social and economic conditions.
An interdisciplinary approach combining machine learning, social science, and public policy is required to develop reliable tools for assessing crime risk. [ more ]
Our Favorite Cute (Yet Practical!) Picnic Blankets for a Summer of Outdoor Eating
As warm weather lovers ease into another season of outdoor dining, picnics are everywhere on social media; we're not even through June yet, and #summerpicnic has already surpassed more than 17.3 million views on TikTok.Although picnics became a necessity (and burgeoning industry) during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the appeal of gathering outdoors over a few sandwiches is hardly new.
If micro-seasons like "blackberry winter" and "redbud winter" are favorite descriptors for farmers and old-fashioned readers of local environmental tea leaves, then porch pop season is a hyper-specific climate designation for a more modern, soda-loving, era.Typically observed from mid-October through early February, porch pop season is the time of year when families across rural America - specifically Appalachia and the Midwest - migrate their canned sodas (and beer, on occasion) from their refrigerators to the outdoors, where atmospheric conditions take over the job of keeping the carbonated beverages cold.
Ida B. Wells Society internships mired by funding issues, says Nikole Hannah-Jones
Journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones is a co-founder of The Ida B. Wells Society.She's pictured above in New York in December 2021.Robert Bumsted/AP Journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones, best known for founding The 1619 Project, said in an interview with a not-for-profit news organization that administrative delays have made it impossible to carry on with several academic projects intended to foster the careers of young Black investigative journalists.
Chris Licht was chairman and CEO of CNN Worldwide.Mike Coppola/Getty Images for CNN Chris Licht came into the top spot at CNN pronouncing he had a clear view of what was wrong with the cable news channel, the vision to fix it, and the corporate backing that would enable him to turn the ship around.Barely more than a year later, with the channel's battered ratings further sagging, the formats for key shows still in doubt, internal strife at crisis levels, and journalists inside CNN still questioning what his vision is, Licht is gone, ousted by the corporate patron who wooed him to the network, Warner Bros. Discovery chief David Zaslav.
Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand's Ex-Leader, Is Now Dame Jacinda Ardern
Jacinda Ardern was awarded the title of dame on Monday for service to New Zealand, barely four months after ending her term as prime minister, during which she became the global face of a compassionate brand of liberal politics.The accolade Dame Grand Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit is the country's second highest and was granted as part of an annual tradition of awarding honors for the King's Birthday holiday.
Proposed PFAS Regulations Ignore Major Source of Drinking Water Contamination
PFAS precursors could drive PFAS pollution at unsafe levels for years into the future.vitapix/ Getty Images This story was originally published by Grist.Sign up for Grist 's weekly newsletter here.The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency drew praise earlier this year when it proposed long-awaited drinking water standards for six per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS.
Ukraine live briefing: At least 25 dead from Russian strikes
Exhausted firefighters at a destroyed residential building in Uman, Ukraine, after a Russian attack Friday.(Roman Pilipey/Getty Images)At least 25 people were killed by Russian strikes across Ukraine, including a 2-year-old infant and her mother in the central city of Dnipro.Most of the deaths were in Uman, a city far from the front lines in central Ukraine.
Scientists confirm long held theory about what inspired Monet
Written by Jacopo Prisco, CNN In a letter to his wife in March 1901, pioneering French painter Claude Monet lamented the bad weather that prevented him from working, as well as another conspicuous impediment to his creativity."Everything is as good as dead, no train, no smoke, no boat, nothing to excite the inspiration a little," he wrote.
At Least 330 Species Are Contaminated With Cancer-Causing "Forever Chemicals"
Fred Stone, a dairy farmer whose land and cows are contaminated with the chemicals known as PFAS, on his farm in Arundel, Maine, on January 4, 2020.Brianna Soukup / Portland Press Herald via Getty Images This story was originally published by The New Lede.A class of chemicals linked to multiple health hazards in humans have been detected in hundreds of wildlife species across the United States, according to a report issued Wednesday.
$700,000 Homes in Texas, California and Massachusetts
Real Photo Real Photo Real Photo Real Photo Real Photo Real Photo Real Photo Real Photo Real Photo Real Photo This house is in the Junius Heights neighborhood, in a historic district with many early 20th-century homes lining the wide streets.It is within a couple of miles of a Trader Joe's and an Aldi supermarket.
In Rare Victory for Media, Hong Kong Court Overturns Conviction of Journalist
In a rare victory for journalism amid a crackdown on the news media in Hong Kong, the city's top court on Monday overturned the conviction of a prominent reporter who had produced a documentary that was critical of the police.Choy Yuk-ling, who also goes by the name Bao Choy, is best known in Hong Kong for producing investigative documentaries examining police conduct in 2019, when the city was roiled by months of antigovernment protests.
Physicists Create Long-Sought Topological Quantum States
The coat of arms of Italy's aristocratic House of Borromeo contains an unsettling symbol: an arrangement of three interlocking rings that that cannot be pulled apart but doesn't contain any linked pairs.That same three-way linkage is an unmistakable signature of one of the most coveted phenomena in quantum physics and it has now been observed for the first time.
Harvard Tells Grad Students to Get Food Stamps to Supplement The Unlivable Wages It Pays Them
Harvard University.Credit: Getty Images Harvard University is holding an event to help graduate students sign up for government food assistance programs.The university's Health Services office sent a flier to graduate students Wednesday afternoon encouraging them to come to a SNAP Benefits Sign-Up event on Thursday afternoon.
Synthetic opioids threaten communities including the Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma
STEVE INSKEEP, HOST: Statistics don't really show the human cost of opioid addiction in this country.What does show that is the effect on one community, one family, one 9-year-old girl who our colleague Brian Mann met in the Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma.BRIAN MANN, BYLINE: Late afternoon, Mazzy Walker shows me around her family's farm near Tahlequah, Okla., capital of the Cherokee Nation.
BAM to Host Discussion Featuring Bernie Sanders and Cornel West - BK Reader
This February, BAM will host senator Bernie Sanders as he dives into the details of his latest book with philosopher, Dr. Cornel West.Co-presented by BAM and Greenlight Bookstore, the Evening of Conversation will be held on Feb. 20 at the BAM Opera House beginning at 8 p.m.The evening will feature discussion around Sanders latest publication, It's OK to Be Angry About Capitalism.
C. Boyden Gray, former White House counsel and conservative legal mind, dies at 80
C. Boyden Gray, the former White House counsel to former President George H.W. Bush and ambassador to the European Union, has died.He was 80.We are saddened to learn of the passing of Ambassador C. Boyden Gray.From 1981-1993, Mr. Gray served President Bush as his closest and most trusted senior legal advisor, the George and Barbara Bush Foundation said in a statement.
Here is a look at the life of Martin O'Malley, former governor of Maryland.Birth date: January 18, 1963 Birth place: Washington, DC Birth name: Martin Joseph O'Malley Father: Thomas O'Malley, attorney Mother: Barbara (Suelzer) O'Malley, receptionist for Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-Maryland) Marriage: Catherine Katie Curran O'Malley (1990-present) Children: Grace, Tara, William, and Jack Education: Catholic University of America, B.A., 1985; University of Maryland School of Law, J.D., 1988 Religion: Catholic Longtime guitarist, singer, and songwriter.
Man who defied genetics for decades may hold a clue to preventing Alzheimer's, scientists say
Researchers working to unlock the secrets of Alzheimer's disease say they've been given a major clue that could help protect people at risk for this type of dementia.A man who seemed fated to develop memory loss in his 40s or 50s, based on family history, kept normal function for decades longer than he should have.
Billions of celestial objects captured by new survey of the Milky Way
Sign up for CNN's Wonder Theory science newsletter.Explore the universe with news on fascinating discoveries, scientific advancements and more.A new survey of the Milky Way galaxy has unveiled 3.3 billion celestial objects.Our galaxy is brimming with hundreds of billions of stars, dark pillars of dust and gas, and gleaming stellar nurseries where stars are born.
Karyn Pugliese (Pabamadiz) Named Editor-In-Chief Of Canadaland
Canadaland is thrilled to announce the hiring of its new editor-in-chief, Karyn Pugliese.Pugliese will take command of Canadaland's newsroom, set the editorial direction of the company, and oversee its growing slate of podcasts, including the CANADALAND podcast.She will work with founder and publisher Jesse Brown to maintain Canadaland's strong investigative mandate, amplify its unique voice, and extend its record of breaking national news stories.
AHL Rookie Playing His Way Into Toronto Maple Leafs Lineup
This Toronto Maple Leafs' playoff run has shown what a difference an injection of talented youth could mean to the franchise and its success.Prior to suffering a concussion, Matthew Knies helped increase the tempo and make the team offense even more dangerous.Knies may not be the only rookie on the team next year after the breakout season had by one of the Toronto Marlies.
Over the past year, imprisonment of journalists and violence against media professionals have spiked.In every corner of the world, journalists are intimidated and locked up at distressing rates and far too many are killed just for doing their jobs.On this World Press Freedom Day, there is much to be concerned about given the threats that journalists are facing daily.
Bilingualism May Stave Off Dementia, Study Suggests
Speaking two languages provides the enviable ability to make friends in unusual places.A new study suggests that bilingualism may also come with another benefit: improved memory in later life.Studying hundreds of older patients, researchers in Germany found that those who reported using two languages daily from a young age scored higher on tests of learning, memory, language and self-control than patients who spoke only one language.
Detroit Red Wings Add Top Prospects, Send to AHL Griffins
The Detroit Red Wings have had plenty of talent go through their organization, primarily through the Grand Rapids Griffins, the AHL affiliate of the Red Wings.However, this past week, there has not been this much talent sent to the Grand Rapids Griffins in one move.Center Marco Kasper, defenseman William Wallinder, and right winger Carter Mazur are all expected to make their pro debuts after signing entry-level contracts.
Mitchell Gibson reportedly signs one-year deal with Capitals
The Washington Capitals have signed 23-year-old goaltender Mitchell Gibson to a one-year, entry-level contract, according to a report from the Daily Faceoff's Frank Seravalli.Gibson, a fourth-round draft pick of the Capitals in 2018, has spent the last several years in the NCAA with Harvard University.
British architect Michael Wilford, who was best known for his bright and colourful postmodern buildings created together with James Stirling, has passed away at the age of 84.The news of his passing on Friday 10th March was confirmed today in an email to Dezeen from his daughter, Karenna Wilford.Wilford was born in East Sussex in 1938.
Harvard University presents three graduate architecture projects
Dezeen School Shows: a thesis that imagines a high-rise building in New York City clad in biomorphic rock formations is included in Dezeen's latest school show by students at Harvard University.Also included is a system designed to slot behind high-rise glazing to improve a building's insulation and an adaptive reuse project that uses "architectural editing" to change a Berlin skyscraper's original structure.
MIT and Harvard researchers find secret to "self-healing" Roman concrete
Researchers from MIT and Harvard claim to have solved the mystery behind the durability of ancient Rome's concrete structures, and are now aiming to bring a modern version of the recipe to the market.The research team found the ancient Romans made their concrete with quicklime, which is lime in its pure state, rather than the more typical slaked lime, and that this gave it "self-healing" properties.
9 eco-friendly tech habits that can help you live more sustainably
It's time for the digital age to dial down the CO2 production.Here's how you can do your part and engage in more sustainable behaviours How much time do you spend using tech each day?Whether it's working from a screen or calling a client, checking in with a friend on Whatsapp, tracking your walk on a wearable device, playing music via Alexa, chilling out with some TV, or feeling safe with home security, it's pretty much impossible to imagine a day without utilising the array of modern technology in our lives.
With the Beanpot appropriately concluded we move on the the final stretch of the college season.Our pro team returns to action hosting a hated city even if the teams haven't developed animosity quite yet.Boston Pride (12-2-1) Standings: (1 Points Ahead) A week off saw the Pride retain the top spot in the standings and have a game in hand over Toronto.
It was a rough end to the regular season for most of the college teams but our pro team shined at home.Boston Pride (16-2-1) Standings: 1st (4 Points Ahead)
Last Week: W 4-1 v Montreal Force (2/18), W 2-1 v Montreal Force (2/19) Next Week: @ Metropolitan Riveters (2/24)
After a thrilling sweep of Montreal at home the Pride will only have one game to play this weekend as they head to New Jersey.
It was not a spectacular weekend for our teams as two college teams ended their seasons ignominiously and the Pride were unable to do anything on their road trip.Boston Pride (16-3-1) Standings: 2nd (2 Points Behind)
Last Week: L 2-6 @ Metropolitan Riveters (2/24) Next Week: v Minnesota Whitecaps (3/3, 3/4)
Their magic number sits at nine still as the Six swept the same Minnesota team Boston takes on this weekend.
We have reached our end game.All but one college team is done for the year while the Pride are on their final weekend of the regular season.Boston Pride (18-3-1) Standings: 1st (3 Points Ahead)
Last Week: W 5-4 OT (SOW 2-0) v Minnesota Whitecaps (3/3), W 5-1 v Minnesota Whitecaps (3/4) Next Week: @ Toronto Six (3/11, 3/12)
After throwing away a two goal lead in the last minute of play in the first game the Pride recovered with a shootout win and then the next day blew Minnesota out.
We had a mixed bag of a weekend for our teams.Some teams moved in the right direction, others were a bit more up and down, and then we had our other team that just imploded with home ice on the line.Boston Pride (12-2-1) Standings: (4 Points Ahead)
Last Week: W 5-0 @ Montreal Force (1/21), L 1-2 OT @ Montreal Force (1/22) Next Week: All Star Game (1/29)
While the weekend was less than ideal the Six provided help by dropping a game in regulation to allow Boston to have a lead over Toronto even with the game in hand.
Lots of goals and excitement for us to be had.Both of our front running teams had slip ups go to OT that they salvaged but our other teams were all over the place.Boston Pride (11-2-0) Standings: (3 Points Ahead)
Last Weeks: W 8-0 v Buffalo Beauts (1/14), W 2-1 OT v Buffalo Beauts (1/15) Next Week: @ Montreal Force (1/21, 1/22)
Once again the Pride were able to blow the barn doors off the Beauts in one game but get taken to OT the other.
Meta, owner of Facebook and Instagram, is building its own Twitter: report
Another social media company could be gearing up to compete with Twitter - and this one has a proven track record.Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, told tech site Platformer it's "exploring a standalone decentralized social network for sharing text updates" called P92.Instagram boss Adam Mosseri is reportedly handling the undertaking, which is in its early stages.
Canadiens at Sharks: Lines, how to watch and open thread
A quick trade note before we jump into things.General Manager Mike Grier sent a 3rd round pick in 2024 to the Anaheim picked up Thrun 101st overall in the 2019 NHL Entry Draft but has since been unable to sign him.Thrun had 26 points (5 goals, 21 assists) in 28 games with Harvard this season and served as the team's captain.
Stanford blames inflation for highest tuition hike in at least a decade
First, it was gas and groceries.Now, it's college tuition.Stanford University is blaming inflation for its largest tuition increase in at least a decade, a 7% hike that will push undergraduate tuition to nearly $62,000 and the total cost of attendance including room and board to above $82,000 in the next academic year.
7 Breathtaking Experiences In London That Are Simply Unforgettable
London, the city where ancient and modern seamlessly blend to create an urban wonderland that captivates the senses.From the hustle and bustle of Oxford Street to the serene tranquillity of the Thames, London is a city that beckons the curious and the adventurous.Today, we'll take you through a journey of breathtaking experiences in London that are simply unforgettable.
Mississippi: 15-year-old with master's degree prepares to attend law school
A 15-year-old Mississippi boy is reportedly preparing to start law school later this year and has the chance to become one of the youngest people ever to obtain a juris doctorate.James Jimmy Chilimigras took the law school entrance exam last year when he was just 14 and scored a 174, the highest tally in his home state, Alabama and Louisiana, according to a report from the news station WLOX, which covers his home town of Bay St Louis, Mississippi.
Gwen Knapp, Sportswriter Who Looked at the Big Picture, Dies at 61
Gwen Knapp, a prominent sports reporter and columnist at The Philadelphia Inquirer and The San Francisco Chronicle and most recently an editor on the sports desk of The New York Times, died on Friday in Manhattan.She was 61.The cause was lymphoma, her sister Susan Knapp McClements said.Ms. Knapp spent nearly 30 years reporting on sports.
Nanny sharing, co-parenting, and the YMCA are helping parents meet their childcare needs as costs rise and shortages persist
Parents are having a difficult time finding and affording childcare.They're turning to a variety of options to get by, including nanny sharing and co-parenting.But most of these options come with their drawbacks.When 27-year-old Brittany Wilson-DeMarco began looking for daycare for her two-year-old son last year, the most affordable option she could find cost $1,200 per month.
Analysis | The Difference Is That Biden Gave the Documents Back
Again?So soon?(Photographer: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images North America)We still don't know a lot of important facts about President Joe Biden's retention of classified documents at his Penn-Biden center office and Delaware home.For that matter, there's a lot we still don't know about former president Donald Trump's retention of classified documents at Mar-a-Lago.
UN chief says Big Oil must be held to account over lies like the tobacco industry
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres excoriated the oil industry as he spoke at the elite gathering of the global financial and political elite in Davos.The UN chief offered a bleak assessment of world issues at the World Economic Forum's meeting on Wednesday, directing particular ire at the oil and gas industry for peddling what he described as the big lie.
Altruism towards other species may have helped humans thrive, study finds
The human urge to lend a hand extends to animals from the earliest years of life, according to researchers who observed toddlers interacting with friendly dogs.Children as young as two years old went out of their way to help dogs get toys and tasty treats that were placed beyond their reach, despite never having met the animals before, scientists found.
Exxon Scientists Knew About Global Warming for Decades While Company Denied It
In a damning new paper, a team of international researchers has found that scientists employed by multinational oil and gas company Exxon were strikingly accurate in their predictions of global warming - for almost half a century."We find that most of their projections accurately forecast warming that is consistent with subsequent observations," the paper reads.