Professors Jia Liu, Assistant Professor of Bioengineering and Na Li, the Winokur Family Professor of Electrical Engineering and Applied Mathematics, are leading an ambitious new initiative at SEAS ...

Our study adds to the mounting evidence that air pollution from ongoing dependence on fossil fuels is detrimental to global health. We can’t in good conscience continue to rely on fossil fuels, when ...

Key Takeaways Harvard SEAS and Boston University researchers used a soft, wearable robotic garment to eliminate gait-freezing episodes in a Parkinson’s disease patient, enabling longer, faster strides ...

In two papers — published today in Environmental Research Letters and Joule — Harvard University researchers find that the transition to wind or solar power in the United States would require five to ...

Key Takeaways AI has advanced rapidly, making tools like speech recognition, autocomplete, and image search part of everyday life. The greatest potential lies in AI that augments human abilities, ...

“This two-step process of 3D printing the material and then setting its permanent shapes allows for the fabrication of really complex shapes with structural features down to the micron level,” said ...

Master’s in Data Science Program Overview The Data Science master's program, jointly led by the Computer Science and Statistics faculties, trains students in the rapidly growing field of data science.

Over the last decade, advances in 3D printing have unlocked new possibilities for bioengineers to build heart tissues and structures. Their goals include creating better in vitro platforms for ...

Key Takeaways Harvard SEAS and MIT researchers developed kirigami-inspired shoe grips that pop up like snake scales to increase traction and reduce fall risk, particularly for older adults. The thin ...

Harry Lewis and Marlyn McGrath Professor of Engineering and Applied Sciences ...

Harvard researchers have developed a new method to make and collect nanofibers and control their size and morphology. This could lead to stronger, more durable bulletproof vests and armor and more ...

SEAS atmospheric chemist Frank Keutsch argues for small, transparent studies to answer basic science questions about solar geoengineering – not for deployment ...