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Apr 24, 2010 Certain chips may be better suited for search Harvard-Microsoft study suggests a new way for technology companies to think about search engines (PC Mag) Environment, Electrical & Computer Engineering
Apr 20, 2010 Weitz, Hu elected to American Academy of Arts & Sciences SEAS faculty join the 2010 class of new Fellows and Foreign Honorary Members Awards
Apr 17, 2010 Peter Rogers wins Julian Hinds Award Honor from the American Society of Civil Engineers recognizes his contributions to the field of water resources development Environment, Awards
Apr 17, 2010 From sea to land to air, investigating the changing climate Jim Anderson investigates the icy Arctic and Steve Wofsy monitors the atmosphere from pole to pole (Harvard Gazette) Environment, Climate
Apr 16, 2010 Exploring soft-matter physics from cell nucleus to flaky pie crust A profile of applied physics postdoctoral student Amy Rowat Cooking, Bioengineering, Applied Physics
Apr 15, 2010 Finding the line between scientist and soldier Q&A with bioengineer Kit Parker (GSAS Colloquy, Spring 2010) Bioengineering
Apr 7, 2010 Cold atoms and nanotubes come together for the first time Atoms spiral towards a charged carbon nanotube under dramatic acceleration before splitting apart Applied Physics
Apr 7, 2010 Stephanie Wilson '88 boldy goes into space NASA astronaut, Harvard Overseer launches into orbit for the 3rd time
Apr 3, 2010 Black silicon makes solar cells cheaper A one-step process, created in the Mazur lab, creates a highly antireflective layer for photovoltaics (Technology Review). Materials, Environment, Applied Physics
Apr 2, 2010 Undergraduate innovators put imagination to work Winners of the Harvard College Innovation Challenge (I3) developed classroom software, mobile gaming apps, and an e-marketplace platform Entrepreneurship
Mar 31, 2010 Harvard College attracts more potential engineers More admitted students than ever before will come to Harvard with the hope of pursuing engineering and applied science (The Harvard Crimson)
Mar 27, 2010 Reflections on the source of ideas Former SEAS dean Venkatesh "Venky" Narayamaurti ponders how to cultivate good ideas to solve global problems (Irish Times)
