Chef goes beyond sweet in ‘Science and Cooking’ lecture
Joanne Chang '91, founder of Flour Bakery, demonstrates the science and culinary versatility of sugar
Fears of national insecurity
On several fronts, foreign policy flashpoints worry former Obama administration officials
More ‘Answers’ than expected
Dramatic arts student learns more than the steps as dancer in new production
Checklists are boring, but death is worse
In conversation with Malcolm Gladwell, surgeon-writer Atul Gawande explains how simple systems can save lives
Events
Through Jan. 7
Opening Reception - Matt Keegan: Replicate
Thursday, October 19, 2017, 8:00pm - 9:15pm
Ancestral Memories: Yosvany Terry and the Baptiste Trotignon Quartet featuring Yunior Terry and Clarence Penn
Friday, October 20, 2017, 11:00am - 12:00pm
ERADICATING POLIO: Reaching the Last Child
Friday, October 20, 2017, 12:15pm - 2:00pm
Electing Peace and Considering Concessions in Colombia
Video
Harvard Arthrobots
Inspired by arthropod insects and spiders, Harvard researchers have created an entirely new type of semi-soft robots capable of standing and walking using drinking straws and inflatable tubing.
Harvard Professor takes Alzheimer’s fight personally
Harvard Medical School Professor Reisa Sperling talks about the personal impact of Alzheimer’s disease, which killed both her father and grandfather.
Latest Harvard Gazette News
Harvard scientists receive nearly $8.5M through NIH program
Award recognizes Nihad Awad of the Council on American Islamic Relations
Symposium explores the science and business of reducing resistance to drugs to prevent a post-antibiotic age
Yoshiaki Shimizu’s work explored in Harvard exhibit
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