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Promising new tool could help law enforcement detect composition of seized material and save lives
New first-generation Red Book helps bind a community
Study explores how humans’ sense of ‘intuitive physics’ leaves fingerprints on fictional worlds
Science
Predicting sudden cardiac death
Gene sequencing may identify high-risk individuals before any symptoms appear
Science
New laser paves way for better imaging, communications
Terahertz frequency device opens large, underused region of electromagnetic spectrum
Science
A second look at evolution
New research suggests that some changes were quicker than others
Campus
Bacow meets with global alumni
Leaders of clubs and groups gather in Amsterdam in a first-ever conference
Health
Harvard Chan School, Apple, and NIH launch women’s health study
Research effort will use smartphone app to collect data
Business
A conversation on capitalism
Billionaire tech entrepreneur Mark Cuban discusses value of real-world education, Trump, Warren, and sexual harassment on his NBA team
Health
Is eating red meat OK, after all? Probably not
Nutrition Department chair examines recent disputed studies, weighs in on new burger substitutes
Business
Hate your open office?
Business School professor follows up on his original research to look at why the arrangement hurts collaboration, and what can be done about it
Campus
One L, only harder
Figuring out Law School is grueling. Being deafblind doesn’t make it easier
Science
New laser paves way for better imaging, communications
Terahertz frequency device opens large, underused region of electromagnetic spectrum
Business
A conversation on capitalism
Billionaire tech entrepreneur Mark Cuban discusses value of real-world education, Trump, Warren, and sexual harassment on his NBA team
Campus
The path to sustainable commuting
Faculty and staff save resources while setting an example for health and wellness
National & World Affairs
Study tracks program’s benefits and limitations for undocumented young immigrants
Radcliffe fellow discusses prospects for a sweeping agreement in lawsuits
How a Roman Catholic Church ban in the Middle Ages changed extended family ties, as well as values and psychology of individuals in the West
Campus & Community
New first-generation Red Book helps bind a community
Leaders of clubs and groups gather in Amsterdam in a first-ever conference
Science & Technology
Gene sequencing may identify high-risk individuals before any symptoms appear
Terahertz frequency device opens large, underused region of electromagnetic spectrum
Study explores how humans’ sense of ‘intuitive physics’ leaves fingerprints on fictional worlds