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Oct 14, 2021 Bridging optics and electronics New spatial light modulator marries optical and electronic realms Applied Physics, Optics / Photonics
Jul 13, 2022 Complex motions for simple actuators Inflatable actuators use origami principles to deform in intricate ways Materials, Robotics
Aug 30, 2019 How early-stage embryos maintain their size Mechanical cues play critical role in shaping form and function Applied Mathematics
Aug 13, 2019 China may be on track to meet its CO2 emissions goals early Study finds that as cities become wealthier, per capita emissions drop Climate
Sep 13, 2021 How the brain accounts for uncertainties in motor planning Research sheds light on the incredible feats of the brain in light of uncertainty Bioengineering
May 31, 2018 Elsie Sunderland approved for promotion to tenured full professor Harvard President Drew Faust has approved Elsie Sunderland for promotion to the role of full professor with tenure at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) Academics
Aug 8, 2019 Cyborg organoids offer rare view into early stages of development Stretchable, integrated mesh nanoelectronics grow with the developing cells Bioengineering
Jan 8, 2019 Calmon and Wordsworth awarded NSF CAREER Grants Early-career faculty receive one of the most prestigious awards for up-and-coming researchers Awards, Electrical Engineering, Environment, Planetary Science
Feb 7, 2022 Cyborg brain organoids offer insight into early brain development Embedded nanoelectronics could advance fundamental neuroscience and enable patient-specific drug screening Bioengineering
Jun 16, 2022 Research extends the lifetime of molecules in organic flow batteries to practical values New approach topples major barrier to commercialization Climate, Environment, Industry, Materials, Technology
Nov 29, 2018 Jezero Crater, here we come Landing site for the Mars 2020 rover has a lot to offer to SEAS researchers Planetary Science
Aug 16, 2023 Citadel Securities and Google Cloud Announce High Performance Computing Study with Harvard University to Advance Heart Disease Research Professor Petros Koumoutsakos Leading Study to Replicate Supercomputer Resources in Public Cloud Computer Science
