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May 28, 2021 A fiery past sheds new light on the future of global climate change Ice core samples reveal significant smoke aerosols in the pre-industrial Southern Hemisphere Climate, Environment
Mar 29, 2017 Solving the mystery of the Arctic’s green ice New model explains blooms of phytoplankton growing under Arctic sea ice
Mar 28, 2017 Night lights, big data Tool shows relationship between night-time lights and socio-economic factors Environment, Climate
Feb 5, 2024 Deep in the Amazon, SEAS team tracks mercury Field work on the Rio Negro could help communities exposed to methylmercury in fish Environmental Science & Engineering
Feb 24, 2017 New pop-up strategy inspired by cuts, not folds The ancient art of kirigami is inspiring a new class of materials Kirigami, Materials, Materials Science & Mechanical Engineering, Technology
Jan 20, 2016 Na Li wins prestigious NSF Career Award EE professor is rethinking smart power grids Electrical Engineering, Awards
Dec 19, 2016 Mimicking biological movements with soft robots Tool makes it easier to design robots that can bend, twist
Aug 19, 2020 Self-excited dancing droplets Platform could be used for self-cleaning surfaces and other applications Applied Mathematics
Dec 16, 2016 World’s smallest radio receiver has building blocks the size of two atoms Radio is made from atomic-scale defects in diamond
Jul 2, 2018 Next-generation robotic cockroach can explore underwater environments ‘HAMR’ can walk on land, swim, and walk underwater Robotics
Mar 23, 2022 Harvard-led research team wins prestigious MURI award The award will support research into origami- and kirigami-inspired multifunctional structures Awards, Kirigami, Materials, Materials Science & Mechanical Engineering
Jun 15, 2018 Squeezing light at the nanoscale Ultra-confined light could detect harmful molecules Optics / Photonics
