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Jan 8, 2009 Researchers measure elusive repulsive force from quantum fluctuations Exotic force could lead to a wide range of nanomechanical devices based on quantum levitation
Jan 6, 2009 IEEE Software names Greg Morrisett's paper among 25th anniversary top picks "Attacking Malicious Code" considered a classic in computer security
Dec 29, 2008 Life sciences meets applied Harvard takes bioengineering to the next level, bringing together SEAS, FAS, and HMS (Harvard Magazine)
Dec 24, 2008 SEAS team finds fungal spores remarkably aerodynamic Marriage of mycology and applied mathematics highlights Harvard's breadth and depth
Dec 16, 2008 SEAS plays increasing role in novel energy solutions Faculty and students turn to bacteria, dirt, and oxides to create clean and efficient energy (Harvard Crimson)
Dec 14, 2008 Sweet success at annual holiday lecture "Science of Chocolate" explores how a bitter bean becomes sweet chocolate (Harvard Magazine)
Dec 13, 2008 Ferran Adrià visits Harvard World acclaimed chef of El Bulli, Ferran Adrià, discussed the fascinating relationship between modern science and modern cuisine
Nov 24, 2008 James Rice wins 2008 Panetti-Ferrari prize Award recognizes achievements in applied mechanics
Nov 22, 2008 Undergrads win gold at '08 iGEM competition Team builds bacterial biosensor with electrical output
Nov 15, 2008 Crozier lab develops innovative method for fabricating nanoparticle arrays Advance could improve sensitivity of detecting molecules
Nov 12, 2008 SEAS-based start-up looks to light up Africa Engineering students use microbial fuel cells to create off-the-grid technology(New York Times)
Nov 7, 2008 David Clarke appointed McKay Professor of Materials Inventive scientist recognized for contributions to ceramics will join in January 2009
