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Hazelwood, who worked with FAS Dean Mike Smith, creates adaptive software that better syncs with hardware (Technology Review)

Award offers computer scientist a 5-year appointment with $100,000 of research support per year

Plants, animals, fungi, and humans have “cooking” in common

Harvard computer scientist demonstrates 30-year-old theorem still best to reduce data and speed up algorithms

Nanoparticles of gold covered in cytokines reduce inflammation and promote the regeneration of muscle fibers

Ionic-liquid-based technology delivers RNA therapeutic to locally block psoriasis-associated genes in mice

SEAS students help police assess anti-gang tool (Harvard Gazette)

Method of cellular manipulation could advance biomedical research, robotic actuation and even the cleaning of industrial surfaces

Grad students launch startup to commercialize novel intracellular delivery system

​Study substantiates a simple mechanical framework for how the human brain folds

Theory helps better understand and control microfabrication

Lene Hau asks, "What would happen if I sent the fastest thing in the universe into the coldest thing ever made?" (Radiolab)

​Simple origami fold may hold the key to designing pop-up furniture, medical devices and scientific tools

New system changes the shape of things to come in biomolecular delivery

Adaptations for flight may have driven egg-shape variety in birds

Pitch Night highlights the work of student innovators

Landing site for the Mars 2020 rover has a lot to offer to SEAS researchers

Researchers directly observe infinitely long wavelengths for the first time

Harvard and UT-Austin aim to give any instructor, anywhere in the world, open-access research-based tools