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Dean Cherry A. Murray outlines the priorities for the coming year at SEAS and invites everyone to attend the first All Hands and BBQ on Sept. 10

Harvard researchers design most durable anti-fouling material to date

Undergraduates discover lab opportunities at SEAS Research Showcase

Students program imaginative solutions to real-world problems at CS50 Fair

Platform could be used for self-cleaning surfaces and other applications

Soft robots that can sense touch, pressure, movement and temperature

Findings offer new hope for treatment of TBI in veterans wounded by explosions

Whether at work or (sword)play, this mechanical engineer keeps his problem-solving skills sharp

Disordered nanonetwork produces robust and vibrant colors for vehicles, biomimetic tissues and camouflage

Using math to predict Oscar winners

For her capstone project, Uzoigwe designed a more effective implant to improve corrective surgeries for neonatal congenital heart defects

Fossil fuel air pollution responsible for more than 8 million people worldwide in 2018

Award recognizes young researchers' "accomplishments, creativity, and potential"

Harvard computer scientist demonstrates 30-year-old theorem still best to reduce data and speed up algorithms

The online medical and health education company Osmosis, co-founded by Shiv Gaglani, A.B. ’10 (engineering sciences) has grown at a fast rate and garnered significant recognition since the company was highlighted in a SEAS article three months ago.

Researchers transmit data via a semiconductor laser, opening the door to ultra-high-speed Wi-Fi