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IACS seminars are free and open to the public; no registration required.  Lunch will not be provided.

This event is free and open to the public but registration is required. RSVP here.

Register for the Topics in Bioengineering 2020-21 Series here (via Zoom). Registration is quick and easy; you only have to sign up once to receive the link that will be used for all TIB webinars this semester.

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There is a body of techniques and practices, a language and culture, that is usually implicitly taught to graduate students and postdocs in the sciences. This is the underpinning of an approach to building a credible sense of the “real world” that is shared by scientists, but not much used (or understood) by the rest of society. Equipping future generations with this scientific-style critical thinking could be one of our most reasonable defenses against confused thinking and misinformation, both major challenges to our democratic societies’ ability to make deliberative decisions.

RSVP  - Participants will receive Zoom Link via email prior to the event.

There is a lot to learn in the world. Students can’t learn everything, and educators can’t teach everything. Especially not over, and over, and over again each time students forget. What can we do to improve learning and reduce forgetting? How can we use our limited amount of classroom time and make learning stick?

Please join us before the talk at 2pm outside of 1.413 for refreshments

Harvard SEAS is pleased to participate in the 2019 AISES National Conference. If attending, stop by the Harvard University Native American Program's booth #221 to visit with Harvard SEAS representatives. We hope to see you there!

Harvard SEAS is pleased to participate in the 2019 AISES National Conference. If attending, stop by the Harvard University Native American Program's booth #221 to visit with Harvard SEAS representatives. We hope to see you there!

Harvard SEAS is pleased to participate in the 2019 AISES National Conference. If attending, stop by the Harvard University Native American Program's booth #221 to visit with Harvard SEAS representatives. We hope to see you there!

This event has been cancelled. 

RSVP for Zoom Link: https://bit.ly/3nvshyl

To view this event online, individuals will need to register via the event web page - HERE.

Registration is now open for WiDS—Women in Data Science- Cambridge 2023- a conference that aims to inspire and educate data scientists worldwide, regardless of gender, and to celebrate and support women in the field.

Surfaces and interfaces abound in simple and complex devices alike, influencing phenomena like kinetics, transport, and thermodynamics. As such, the insights derived from the physics of surfaces can be translated into practical engineering strategies for enabling better devices. This insight-engineering relationship has been demonstrated in numerous devices such as solar cells and transistors. Similarly, the plethora of surface-mediated processes in batteries positions them to benefit from the power of surface science.