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Shedding light on the principles of termite mound size and shape with a model coupling insect behavior and environmental remodeling

Research opens the door to predicting and designing structural color

Helping humans understand robots

Startup provides network security solutions for obsolete devices

SEAS grad student organizes perfume workshop at SEC

Researchers explore how to effectively release and control engineered species

Researchers improve hurricane modeling by correcting for past sea surface temperatures

New bioelectronics course focuses on brain-machine interfaces

SEAS students help optimize Boston intervention program

Applied physics Ph.D. candidate sees color in a whole new light

Deans Doyle and Stubbs on the response of the Harvard scientific community    

Applied math shows that a handful of principles govern how virtually all animals propel themselves though water

Eliminating complex, expensive and heavy external control systems in soft robots

Mathematical model describes the optimal way to throw

Caleb Ringkob, S.B. '19, a bioengineering concentrator, is researching how different types of learning affect how well a certain action is retained by the human motor system.

Born in a SEAS classroom, Upsolve is now helping low-income families erase debt at scale

SEAS students present plan to decrease food waste on campus

Student uses math to help Malagasy communities find sustainable food source

Students learn how chemistry and physics contribute to the taste and aroma of fermented foods