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Apr 29, 2021 Testing in-lab learning Pilot program brings undergrads into the SEC Academics, Electrical & Computer Engineering
Jun 12, 2019 Giving teens a second chance Student startup ReThink uses AI technology to prevent cyberbullying AI / Machine Learning, Entrepreneurship
May 2, 2019 Grad student profile: Victoria Hwang Applied physics Ph.D. candidate sees color in a whole new light Applied Physics
Apr 3, 2019 Grad student profile: Matheus Fernandes Applied math Ph.D. candidate takes a deep dive into bio-inspired research Applied Mathematics, Computer Science, Environment
Jul 21, 2020 Alumni profile: Winston Yu, S.M. ’98, Ph.D. ’03 Improving water security for millions around the world Environment
Dec 11, 2019 Getting the scoop on ice cream Annual holiday lecture highlights the sweet science of this favorite dessert Cooking, K-12
Jun 24, 2020 Alumni profile: Deborah Washington Brown, Ph.D. ’81 First Black woman to earn an applied math Ph.D. passed away June 5 Applied Mathematics, Computer Science
Sep 10, 2019 Internship Spotlight: Thomas Satterthwaite, A.B. ’21 (European Organization for Nuclear Research/CERN) This computer science concentrator spent the summer developing an improved particle tracking algorithm for a new detector that could be used in the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. Academics, Computer Science
May 6, 2016 Engineering the perfect party Design and Project Fair a festive showcase of student accomplishments
Mar 31, 2016 Leveling the playing field For Harvard Women in Computer Science, parity is their purpose
Jan 7, 2016 Engineering a clear path forward Students work with Harvard officials to develop snow and ice removal equipment
May 17, 2018 Student profile: Cameron Akker This electrical engineering concentrator is fostering a maker mindset
