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Could flag likelihood of developing fatal condition before symptoms appear
Houghton Library exhibit explores the meaning of borders
Harvard officials, hospital leaders call on agency to withdraw proposed ‘transparency’ rule, which they say would bar use of best science data
Science
What a difference a year of data science makes
Harvard initiative reports on successes, introduces new research areas
Health
Research links air quality, air safety
Harvard Chan School investigators see dip in pilot performance when carbon dioxide levels rise
Campus
Loss and grief ignited her desire to move forward
‘I was ready to take on a goal that would ultimately touch others’
Science
Tracking rivers to read ancient glaciers
Long-ago changes along the Hudson may provide evidence of how ice sheets grew
Health
In pursuit of healthy aging
Harvard study shows how intermittent fasting and manipulating mitochondrial networks may increase lifespan
Science
Genetic barcodes trace cells back to single-cell origin
New technique can reconstruct history of every mature cell’s development
Campus
A model faculty
FAS dean’s investment in world-class scholars is paying dividends
Health
Seeking a culprit behind rise in colorectal cancer among younger adults
Physician-researcher welcomes shift in screening guidelines, notes recent findings on diet and disease recurrence
Science
Soft multifunctional robots get really small
Fabricating soft materials at the millimeter scale paves way for medical and environmental tasks
Health
Good genes are nice, but joy is better
Harvard study, almost 80 years old, has proved that embracing community helps us live longer, and be happier
Health & Medicine
Harvard Chan School investigators see dip in pilot performance when carbon dioxide levels rise
They may evolve in ways that dramatically change their responses to drugs
Physician-researcher welcomes shift in screening guidelines, notes recent findings on diet and disease recurrence
Campus & Community
‘I was ready to take on a goal that would ultimately touch others’
FAS dean’s investment in world-class scholars is paying dividends
Free Ed Portal series keeps young students thinking, engaged, and curious
Arts & Humanities
Houghton Library exhibit explores the meaning of borders
Scholar hopes project will inspire similar efforts: ‘There were thousands of people like Jane Clark’