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Modernizing airports with autonomous baggage tractors

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

Researchers improve hurricane modeling by correcting for past sea surface temperatures

Alumni welcome the largest and most diverse incoming class to SEAS

Computer scientist uses AI to stem the spread of HIV among homeless youth

Graduate student offers advice, encouragement at middle school science fair

Cross-cultural, interdisciplinary program combines astronomy and data science

Research sheds light on the underlying mechanics of soft filaments

The promise and limitations of large-language models in the energy sector

Building a cutting edge methane detecting satellite with the Environmental Defense Fund

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

Mechanical engineering concentrator Benjamin Lee, S.B. '19, has spent his summer working on microfluidic devices in the lab of David Weitz, Mallinckrodt Professor of Physics and Applied Physics.

Turning materials science expertise into investment guidance

Researchers explore the limitations of mental health chatbots in LGBTQ+ communities

Researchers develop mathematical techniques for designing shape-shifting shells

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.

Making an impact with design at the U.N. Climate Change Convention

Student volunteers aid in COVID vaccine information effort

Dean Parkes talks about his vision for the future of SEAS