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Jul 11, 2025 Tunable Laser Light Ring design could be used in telecom, medicine and more Applied Physics, Electrical Engineering, Optics / Photonics,
Jul 8, 2025 Zooming into the future Senior capstones set up automotive club for future competition Academics, Materials Science & Mechanical Engineering, Student Organizations,
Jul 2, 2025 Extraterrestrial Habitats: Bioplastics for Life Beyond Earth Researchers demonstrate algae growth under Mars-like pressures Environmental Science & Engineering, Planetary Science,
Jul 1, 2025 Driving the data of fire management Chung’s technical skills aid creation of Mickley Lab’s newest tool Climate, Computer Science, Environment, Undergraduate Student Profile, Student Profile
Jul 1, 2025 Liberty Mutual on the Role of Insurers in the Energy and Climate Transition Representatives discuss the risk and opportunity for insurers Climate,
Jun 30, 2025 Where There’s Fire, There’s Smoke New app estimates health impacts of breathing smoke from wildfires Environment, Environmental Science & Engineering, Health / Medicine,
Jun 30, 2025 Slithering Snakes: The Science Behind the Motion of a Young Anaconda Research offers insight into how snakes move, potentially leading to robotics applications Applied Mathematics, Applied Physics,
Jun 25, 2025 Alumni profile: Kirsten Van Fossen, S.B. '12 Turning carbon dioxide into usable fuel Academics, Alumni, Climate, Environmental Science & Engineering, Alumni Profile
Jun 24, 2025 AC use to surge as world gets hotter. Harvard startup has a solution. Harvard Office of Technology Development Novel system works like a coffee filter to dry, cool air more efficiently Materials, Materials Science & Mechanical Engineering,
