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"An attention to rhythm is an attention to beauty," says Thomas Wisniewski, a Ph.D. candidate in comparative literature in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and a Harvard Horizons Scholar. Wisniewski is among the scholars who will deliver five-minute talks about their work at a symposium on Tuesday.

Beyond poetry

Harvard Horizons Scholar brings rhythm back to prose

Arts|

DateApril 4, 2016March 7, 2019

"What I learned in science and math classes changed the way I thought about the world," says Ph.D. candidate Phoebe DeVries, whose research focuses on modeling and predicting earthquakes.

Understanding faults

Ph.D. student to discuss earthquake research during the Harvard Horizons Symposium

Science|

DateMarch 30, 2016March 5, 2019

Harvard Horizons symposium showcases work of GSAS students

News +|

DateMarch 25, 2016

"As a child, I was fascinated with animals. I watched many nature documentaries, and fell in love with the strange and exotic creatures in mysterious parts of the world that I never thought I would have a chance to see," said Ph.D. candidate Shane Campbell-Staton.

Rapid evolution

Ph.D. student to discuss natural selection during Harvard Horizons Symposium

Health|

DateMay 1, 2015

As part of the Harvard Horizons symposium at Sanders Theatre, Ph.D. student Hansun Hsiung argued that the latest education craze of distance learning began with the printing of the first international textbooks in the 18th century.

Style and substance

Harvard Horizons symposium highlights student research, aids presentation skills

News|

DateMay 16, 2013March 5, 2019