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Nov 17, 2020 India’s renewable future Renewable energy could power most of India by 2040, reducing cost and emissions Environment,
Feb 5, 2018 A cockroach-inspired robot Harvard’s Ambulatory MicroRobot is speedy, resilient and versatile Robotics,
Mar 9, 2020 Deciphering Disorder Researchers quantify disorder in 2D materials to build better quantum technologies. Materials, Quantum Engineering,
May 20, 2021 Model shows solar geoengineering may be surprisingly effective in alleviating impacts of global warming on crops Research offers better understanding of solar geoengineering’s effect on agriculture Climate, Geoengineering,
Mar 22, 2019 Artificial muscles for soft robots Fully soft, electrically driven artificial muscles operate on par with natural muscles Robotics,
Dec 22, 2017 Stuart Shieber named ACL Fellow Computer scientist honored for work in computational linguistics
Jul 23, 2018 Reprogrammable Braille Researchers develop a framework to encode mechanical memory in a featureless structure – an elastic shell Applied Mathematics,
Jun 27, 2018 Prineha Narang named to MIT Technology Review’s 2018 “Innovators Under 35 List” Harvard professor honored as one of the world’s top innovators for her work in atom-by-atom quantum engineering. Awards,
Jul 24, 2023 E-nose sniffs out harmful molecules AI-enabled portable sensor can be used to manage hazardous waste, monitor air quality, identify spoiled food, and diagnose diseases Applied Mathematics, Computer Science, Materials, Technology,
Jan 21, 2019 Broadband achromatic metalens focuses light regardless of polarization New design doubles the efficiency of the metalens Optics / Photonics,
