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Aug 7, 2015 Pedaling for STEM Harvard, MIT students cycle, teach across country to promote science K-12,
Feb 13, 2015 An exchange of ideas and culture Traveling to Brazil, engineering students from Harvard and São Paolo explore sustainability in urban environments Environment,
Jan 28, 2014 An ocean of concern Joint program withUniversity of São Paolo gauges threats to cities from rising sea level Environment, Climate,
Jan 3, 2017 The false choice of basic vs. applied research Former SEAS dean says the traditional divide stifles discovery, and he offers an alternative model
Dec 4, 2013 Airmail, to your door Robotics expert Rob Wood says delivery technology is far closer than FAA approvals or liability solutions (Harvard Gazette) Robotics, Electrical Engineering,
Apr 5, 2012 Bubble, bubble, without toil or trouble In the 1850s, a professor at Harvard's Lawrence Scientific School invented baking powder, a replacement for yeast (Harvard Gazette) Applied Physics,
Oct 22, 2015 Harvard creates Global Institute It makes first grant for climate and energy research involving China
Oct 5, 2016 Now arriving: Internet of Things HUBweek session examines the rise of smart devices, and the accompanying loss of privacy Computer Science,
Sep 30, 2015 A watery Mars, a changed outlook Finding that liquid is likely on the Red Planet improves the prospects of microbial life there, researcher says Planetary Science,
Jun 15, 2017 Scholars greet Paris exit as multifaceted mistake Faculty across disciplines react to withdrawal from climate accord Climate,
