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Jennifer 8. Lee, A.B. ’99 (applied math) is producer for 'The Harvard Computers'

Extremely thin membrane, a mere one-atom thick, lives up to its acclaim as a "rapidly rising star"

Michael McElroy and colleagues found that a temporary traffic ban in Beijing, China temporarily, and unexpectedly reduced levels of a harmful smog component

Timothy Kotin, S.B. '13 (electrical engineering), gave a presentation on SuperFluid Labs, the startup he co-founded, during "Start-up Night Africa," an event hosted by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy.

Nanotechnology improves holographic capabilities by encoding light polarization

Jonathan Zittrain reflects on the company's success and its inspiration to entrepreneurial students

Student reflections from a design thinking workshop

Student-developed device predicts when an avocado will be ripe

Graduate students Alex Donohue, Applied Physics, and Megan McClean, Applied Math, are the recipients of the Spring 2006 Engineering and Applied Sciences Teaching Fellow awards

SEAS grad ranked fifth among software leaders of New York

Researchers create rewritable optical components for 2D light waves

Robotics expert Rob Wood says delivery technology is far closer than FAA approvals or liability solutions (Harvard Gazette)

Radhika Nagpal and colleagues walk the line between computer science and biology with ease, as their latest Nature paper, "The emergence of geometric order in proliferating metazoan epithelia" showcases

Chimdimnma (Chi-Chi) Esimai '08, an Engineering Sciences concentrator, and Assistant Professor Kit Parker are two of the many scientists and engineers who spent their summer months immersed in research (Harvard Magazine)

Computer Science graduate student Emanuele Viola has won a (SIAM) Student Paper Prize for "Pseudorandom Bits for Constant Depth Circuits with Few Arbitrary Symmetric Gates"

Inspired by a desert beetle, cactus and pitcher plant, researchers design a new material to collect water droplets