Stephanie Wilson '88 (Engineering Sciences) shared her space experiences in an hour-long talk that mixed the technical accomplishments of her space shuttle flight and colorful details of life in space (Harvard Gazette)
Walter Isaacson ’74 remembers the feverish early days of the PC era, when Bill Gates wrote an auspicious bit of code on legal pads and punch tape (Harvard Gazette)
Scientists visiting Harvard this month gave an audience a glimpse into the future of medicine - a world of implantable arteries, "bioartificial" organs, and replacement cells for failing hearts (Harvard Gazette)
Held at Harvard's Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences on May 3, Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day, a nationwide effort in its sixth year, aims to do more than simply live up to its title (Harvard Gazette)
Daniel Jacob, a professor of atmospheric chemistry and environmental engineering creates a computer model for estimating the environmental impact of dust from Asia (Harvard Gazette)
