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Feb 18, 2021 Sensor can probe biology’s smallest reactions Breakthrough in calorimetry could reveal fundamental principles of cells Materials, Technology,
Dec 13, 2016 David Mooney elected Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors Harvard Bioengineer recognized as a distinguished American inventor whose technologies benefit society Bioengineering, Awards,
Oct 6, 2021 Massage doesn’t just make muscles feel better, it makes them heal faster and stronger Study confirms link between mechanotherapy and immunotherapy in muscle regeneration in mice Bioengineering,
Oct 10, 2016 Stiffening a blow to cancer cells Harvard researchers develop a way to predict how a tumor tissue’s physical properties affect its response to chemotherapy drugs
Jan 13, 2021 Wielding a laser beam deep inside the body Device able to steer a laser beam with high speed and a large range of motion could enhance the possibilities of minimally invasive surgeries Health / Medicine, Robotics,
Oct 9, 2018 Five new faculty join SEAS New faculty bring range of expertise from neuroscience to high-performance computing, atmospheric science, and materials science Academics,
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,
Aug 24, 2023 Adding immunity to human kidney-on-a-chip advances cancer drug testing An immune-infiltrated human kidney organoid-on-chip model enables assessment of kidney toxicities to immunotherapeutic T cell bispecific antibody drugs with high resolution Bioengineering,
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,
