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May 18, 2020 Harvard researchers deliver hundreds of face shields to front line medical personnel Engineers lead project to design mass-producible personal protective equipment COVID-19, Health / Medicine
Aug 18, 2016 Venus-like exoplanet might have oxygen atmosphere, but not life New research sheds light onplanet 39light-years away Planetary Science
May 16, 2016 Printing metal in midair 3D printing and laser annealing of conductive metallic inks without supports could lead to customized electronic and biomedical devices Materials
May 3, 2019 Four SEAS faculty members elected to NAS A physicist, two materials scientists, and a chemist join the ranks of the National Academy of Sciences Applied Physics, Awards, Materials
May 23, 2022 Five SEAS teams receive Climate Change Solutions Fund awards The awards support projects aimed at advancing solutions to climate change Climate
Jun 19, 2017 A cornerstone of Allston innovation Maker Space offers tools for creativity and discovery
Apr 23, 2020 What the EPA’s mercury decision means for public health A Q&A with Prof. Elsie Sunderland on the deregulation of mercury and other hazardous air pollutants Environment
Jun 24, 2019 Setting the standard for Machine Learning Professor Vijay Janapa Reddi talks about the importance of benchmarking machine learning Computer Science, AI / Machine Learning
Feb 18, 2021 Sensor can probe biology’s smallest reactions Breakthrough in calorimetry could reveal fundamental principles of cells Materials, Technology
Jul 16, 2015 The unintended consequences of rationality David Parkes discusses how artificial intelligence is changing economic theory Computer Science, AI / Machine Learning
Apr 11, 2017 Setting a trap for autoimmunity Approach captures immune disease cells in vivo, may be used to better understand diabetes, other autoimmune disorders
Jan 4, 2019 The long memory of the Pacific Ocean Historical cooling periods are still playing out in the deep Pacific Environment
