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3D printing pioneer honored among innovators "for showing how ink could reshape the future"

Research project will bring this Montana ranch girl back home

In 3D maps of the folded genome, a catalog of 10,000 loops reveals a new form of genetic regulation

Student organization hosts exhibition at SEC

Researchers apply exosuit sensors to measure muscle strain

Harvard President Drew Faust has approved Elsie Sunderland for promotion to the role of full professor with tenure at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS)

Applied mathematicians take on the science of balance, determine the ideal amount of slack for a slackline (ScienceNOW)

Spending the summer teaching math and physics in Uganda with the Ashinaga Africa Initiative taught Grace Eysenbach how to adapt.

Bringing new products to market at SharkNinja

Environmental science and engineering Ph.D. candidate uses data to identify unsafe drinking water

Nature inspires applied math project that seeks to improve traffic flow

Fully soft, electrically driven artificial muscles operate on par with natural muscles

Learning all she could from her SEAS mentor

Prestigious professorship rewards excellence in undergraduate teaching

Bioinspired soft actuator crawls without rigid parts

Researchers blend new visual tools, art

Eric S. Maskin '72 '76 Ph.D. (Applied Math), Roger B. Myerson '73 '76 Ph.D. (Applied Math), and Leonid Hurwicz honored for developing mechanism design theory

Printed shapeshifting architectures could lead to smart textiles, soft electronics, new biomedical devices and tissue engineering

Harvard initiative seen as a national model

Ingenious design in insect mounds, researchers find