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Exhibit foregrounds video-art pioneer Nam June Paik
Harvard’s Lue explains LabXchange, a new virtual community designed to bring concepts to life
Symposium examines sweetener’s effects on human body and on public policy
Health
Seeking new momentum in malaria fight
Leaders in eradication efforts gather at Harvard to trade ideas, experiences
Health
Sensory disorders hold key to neurologic treatments
Bertarelli Foundation redoubles its investment in translational neuroscience at HMS
Health
The love lives of fruit flies
Findings may yield valuable insights about addiction disorders, depression
Health
In pursuit of healthy aging
Harvard study shows how intermittent fasting and manipulating mitochondrial networks may increase lifespan
Health
The unsavory side of sugar
Symposium examines sweetener’s effects on human body and on public policy
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Campus
The Harvard-Yenching Library, by the numbers
140 years, 1.4 million volumes, and the most comprehensive collection for East Asian studies in the Western world
Campus
Questions, answers with Harvard’s Muslim chaplain
Khalil Abdur-Rashid explains what he's found here, and where he’d like to focus his ministry next
Health
Five habits that make for a fit family
Moms who maintain healthy lifestyle less likely to raise obese children
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
Leaders in eradication efforts gather at Harvard to trade ideas, experiences
Bertarelli Foundation redoubles its investment in translational neuroscience at HMS
Findings may yield valuable insights about addiction disorders, depression
Campus & Community
Combines Harvard and College library sites into one platform, focusing on user needs
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140 years, 1.4 million volumes, and the most comprehensive collection for East Asian studies in the Western world
Khalil Abdur-Rashid explains what he's found here, and where he’d like to focus his ministry next
National & World Affairs
Warrior-Scholar Project aims to ease their transition to college life
Evan Bernstein brings lessons learned at Extension School to the Anti-Defamation League