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Apr 23, 2026 Ultraviolet Light That Fits on a Chip ‘Sidewall-poled’ lithium niobate device paves way for compact UV sources Applied Physics, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Materials, Optics / Photonics, Research, Technology
Apr 22, 2026 Jiani Johnson, S.B. '26: A childhood passion becomes a bioengineering success Senior researches how immune cells attack solid cancer tumors Community, Bioengineering, Health / Medicine, Undergraduate Student Profile
Apr 21, 2026 Owen Marcovitz's Senior Project: Measuring microplastics in dental appliances Simulator replicates a tooth grinding on a surface in a mouth-like environment Academics, Health / Medicine, Materials Science & Mechanical Engineering
Apr 20, 2026 Brooke Decho's Senior Project: Detecting leaks in waste oil drums Research could provide support for rural communities, especially in extreme cold Academics, Environment, Environmental Science & Engineering
Apr 17, 2026 Simple Robots That Collectively Build and Excavate Are Inspired By Ants How decentralized robotic swarms can coordinate complex tasks Research, Robotics
Apr 16, 2026 SEAS Senior Is Building the Future of Golf Coaching Praxis founder Andrew Morrissey is building an AI-powered golf coaching system AI / Machine Learning, Computer Science, Entrepreneurship, Technology, Undergraduate Student Profile
Apr 15, 2026 Using AI to Banish the Echo Chamber Laude Institute awards 'Moonshot' seed grant to Harvard team focused on civic discourse AI / Machine Learning, Community, Computer Science, Meet Our Faculty, Research
Apr 14, 2026 Victoria Li's Senior Project: Exploring how AI Processes Information Knowing how chatbots turn input into output will help with reliability and trust in AI agents Academics, AI / Machine Learning, Computer Science
Apr 13, 2026 Viktor Bokisch's Senior Project: A Way for Robots to Sense Themselves in Space Small cameras able to crawl along vine robot can scan for shape and orientation Academics, Bioengineering, Robotics
Apr 13, 2026 From Ship Wakes to Soft Tissues: Exploring Fluid and Solid Surface-Wave Physics Study offers insights into imaging and behavior of soft materials Applied Mathematics, Applied Physics, Research
Apr 10, 2026 Kow Simpson's Senior Project: A New Platform for Modeling Chronic Kidney Disease In vitro system could reduce reliance on animal testing and accelerate the investigation of CKD interventions Academics, Bioengineering, Health / Medicine
Apr 9, 2026 Does Vinyl Sound Better? You don’t have to be a purist to say yes, according to SEAS professor Community, Technology
