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SEAS Ph.D. student Robinson Tom next to several pieces of bioengineering laboratory equipment

Applying science and engineering in the Navajo Nation

November 10, 2023

Robinson Tom goes from Navajo Tech summer researcher to SEAS Ph.D. student

Harnessing scalability, adaptability, and efficiency of biological neural networks through flexible brain-computer interfaces

November 18, 2024

Liu and team receive NSF EFRI grant for biocomputing research

Science & Engineering Complex

Cambridge

Harvard SEAS student Bella Pignataro holding an electronic circuit board

Senior profile: Bella Pignataro

May 12, 2025

Finding their own beat in engineering

Demba Ba granted tenure

July 5, 2023

Electrical engineer and bioengineer approved for role of full professor

illustration of the brain with the dural tough adhesive on it

Repairing patients’ dura more durably

March 20, 2024

Highly adhesive and mechanically strong Dural Tough Adhesive addresses multiple limitations in the repair of the dural membrane lining the brain and spinal cord after trauma and surgeries

Table representing a summary of the key questions and phases of the clinical trial process as presented by MediSTAR students

Mitragotri Lab organizes MediSTAR outreach program

November 2, 2023

High school students explore the world of clinical trials during drug development

Alumni profile: Nick Lesica, Ph.D. '05

May 29, 2024

Building better hearing aids through deep learning

Office of Academic Programs - PhD Qualifying Exam: by end of G2 year

[Part of the Policies of the CHD, last updated fall 2021; see also area-specific exam guidelines for Applied Math, Applied Physics,

Five students working on laptops on a work bench

Improving stem cell research

February 6, 2024

SEAS students help optimize Harvard Stem Cell Institute

Office of the Dean - Frank Doyle

Francis J. Doyle III, was appointed the dean of the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) in May of 2015.

Pereira named CEO of new drug discovery biotech company

December 12, 2022

Bioengineering alum has worked in 3D bioprinting since 2017

A neutrophil (purple) carries an empty "backpack" (pink) made of polymers.

Empty “backpacks” activate the immune system against cancer

March 18, 2024

Neutrophils bearing polymer microparticles can be harnessed as a drug-free way to shrink tumors

Qiang Li

Research Associate in Bioengineering

qiangli@seas.harvard.edu