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Sep 11, 2009 Environmental scientists say China could meet future energy needs by wind alone Study suggests that wind is ecologically and economically practical and could reduce CO2 emissions
Sep 4, 2009 Humans and computers connect in Discovery Room New ways to manipulate large data sets envisioned (Harvard Gazette)
Sep 2, 2009 Eating by breathing A Harvard biomedical engineer has come up with a new kind of dining experience, one that has the potential to revolutionize how we look at food (Boston Magazine)
Aug 26, 2009 From physics to solid-state circuits, faculty member makes his mark Donhee Ham appointed Gordon McKay Professor of Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics; granted tenure
Aug 24, 2009 Coming home Q&A with Kit Parker, Associate Professor of Bioengineering and US Army Major (Boston Globe)
Aug 21, 2009 Muscular blob suggests new direction for tissue engineering A quivering blob of muscle proteins in a Harvard lab could lead to controllable biomaterials to replace damaged body tissue (New Scientist)
Aug 19, 2009 Erez Lieberman-Aiden recognized as among world's top young innovators Technology Review honors graduate student whose interests span everything from the evolution of language to molecular biology
Aug 14, 2009 Bioengineer Debra Auguste awarded Young Faculty Award from DARPA Grant will support research on understanding colloid morphogenesis
Aug 13, 2009 Research team receives $10M NSF grant to fund the development of small-scale mobile robotic devices Using Nature as inspiration, scientists aim to advance micro-manufacturing, ultra-low-power computing, and multi-agent coordination
Aug 12, 2009 Crozier lab propels gold nanoparticles Major step in understanding how to manipulate nanoparticles using optical forces from surface plasmons (Nature Nanotechnology)
