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Bioengineer recognized for his devotion to students’ and researchers’ personal and professional development

Award recognizes computer scientist's "research accomplishments, creativity, and potential"

New course equips students to tackle the world’s most intractable problems

Hundreds of students develop creative solutions at 4th HackHarvard

Internship in Japan broadens student’s cultural horizons

Bringing new products to market at SharkNinja

Harvard's Office for Sustainability to honor Abernathy's lifelong commitment to energy-efficient practices and celebrate staff and students for their green efforts

Using technology to make city streets safer Boston experienced five horrific bicycle fatalities in the summer and fall of 2012, raising awareness of the dangers involved when cyclists and trucks and buses navigate the city’s narrow streets.

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.

This computer science concentrator spent the summer developing an improved particle tracking algorithm for a new detector that could be used in the Large Hadron Collider at CERN.

Jonathan Zittrain touts keeping "alive Sputnik's rallying cry in a world where coding is becoming more confined" (NY Times)

With booming enrollment, entrepreneurship course teaches more than business skills

SEAS, MIT students team up for Houston outreach program

John A. Paulson’s $400 million gift will fuel School’s rapid growth in technology, engineering fields

John A. Paulson gives $400 million to endow School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, securing vision for Allston-based innovation

Balancing bioengineering and track and field

Harvard freshman presents novel research on self-driving wheelchair technology

Hitchhiking to drive novel drug delivery methods forward