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Alumni welcome the largest and most diverse incoming class to SEAS

A delay in the rice planting season led to a delay in harvests and agricultural burning

An ultraviolet sanitation device for small objects such as children’s toys

Taking the world’s temperature since 1980

This Mexican-born applied math concentrator wants to help fellow immigrants have a smoother path into STEM

New model sheds light on how nature generates diverse patterns

Passion, skills, and aspirations converge in the MS/MBA program

Research sheds light on the underlying mechanics of soft filaments

This summer, Juan Carlos Fernandez Del Castillo, A.B. ’19, an applied math concentrator, has been working on a research project that seeks to understand the development of cancer using a modeling approach.

MakeHarvard returns to SEAS campus after three-year absence

By recreating the helical structure of heart muscles, researchers improve understanding of how the heart beats

Applied mathematician rethinks how we differentiate organisms on the microbial scale

New research harnesses the power of structured light over space

Student startup uses debate to educate and empower middle schoolers

During her summer internship, this environmental science and engineering concentrator worked to help the Ocean Data Platform Foundation create a global platform for sharing data on the world’s oceans.

Minimizing variability may help populations grow

As a summer intern at the Office of Economic Policy in Washington, D.C., Dustin Swonder conducted research to identify whether prescription opiate use has depressed labor force participation among prime-age workers.

Institute will focus on fundamental AI and machine learning theory, algorithms and applications

An architect, artist, and engineer, this student has an eye for synergy