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Jul 18, 2008 DARPA awards $1.2M grant to study surface enhanced Raman scattering Researchers will apply advances in optical antennas, laser nanostructuring, and theoretical chemistry
Jul 16, 2008 Saving the world's water to avert a global crisis Peter Rogers' cover story in the August '08 Scientific American presents a six-point plan (Scientific American)
Jul 5, 2008 Harry Lewis recalls Bill Gates and the pancake problem As a College sophomore Gates presented a solution to the problem of how to sort and stack pancakes (NPR) Computer Science,
Jun 24, 2008 Get an insider's view of student research happening at SEAS Creating new materials to cure cancer and treating malaria is all in a day's work
Jun 14, 2008 Rob Howe's lab is inspired by coffee cups ... and video games Holding a cup of joe inspired a robotic hand and video games may help surgeons operate on beating hearts (Christian Science Monitor; Harvard Science)
Jun 12, 2008 Katie Grosteffon '09 blogs about being a GM engineering intern Thanks to a Sullivan Fellowship she will spend her summer at the Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly Center
Jun 6, 2008 End the academic year with two op-eds in the Crimson's Commencement issue Dean Venky tackles the magic of engineering and Harry Lewis weighs in on copyright
Jun 3, 2008 Bioengineering blooms at Harvard thanks to learning lessons from nature Nature Network Boston reports on research at interface between engineering and biology (Nature)
May 31, 2008 Harvard and Yale to boost their engineering efforts Bloomberg news highlights the two institutions in a report about the growth of U.S. engineering programs (Bloomberg News)
May 30, 2008 Engineers whip up the first long-lived nanoscale bubbles Bubbles that endure for more than a year could extend the life of common products
