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Nov 8, 2007

Engineered weathering process might mitigate climate change

New technology might accelerate Earth's own solution to greenhouse gas accumulation

Nov 7, 2007

Business smarts

FAS Dean Smith, SEAS Dean Narayanamurti, and former Assoc. Dean Seltzer explain the business sense needed to be a good administrator (Crimson)

Nov 6, 2007

Harvard, Japanese science organization sign memorandum of understanding

Harvard and RIKEN, Japan's national energy laboratories, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to encourage and facilitate research collaborations

Nov 2, 2007

Magic microbes

Colleen Hansel's studies of microbial interactions with metals is part of the Microbial Sciences Initiative (Harvard Magazine).

Oct 26, 2007

Ramanathan named Air Force Young Investigator

Shriram Ramanathan is among the recipients of the program to foster creative basic research

Oct 25, 2007

BASF and Harvard University announce extensive research collaboration to drive new frontiers of innovation and knowledge

Initiative will foster an interdisciplinary research network of faculty and students in labs throughout Harvard University

Oct 23, 2007

Harvard University engineers demonstrate quantum cascade laser nanoantenna

New laser could lead to ultrahigh resolution microscopes for chemical imaging in biology and medicine

Oct 19, 2007

One culture

Bioengineer David Edwards writes in Nature about his Le Laboratoire project, the first experiment-driven art and science incubator opening in Paris (Nature)

Oct 18, 2007

SEAS faculty among participants of the IPCC report

Daniel Jacob and Steven Wofsy helped to author assessment of climate change research, for which the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded

Oct 17, 2007

Solid start

SiEnergy, a spin-off co-founded by Shriram Ramanathan received $500k in funding from Allied Minds

Oct 16, 2007

Two alumni share 2007 Nobel Prize in Economics

Eric S. Maskin '72 '76 Ph.D. (Applied Math), Roger B. Myerson '73 '76 Ph.D. (Applied Math), and Leonid Hurwicz honored for developing mechanism design theory

Oct 11, 2007

Harvard scientists predict the future of the past tense

Mathematicians apply evolutionary models to linguistic standardization

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