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Is Ultraprocessed Food Really That Bad?
A Harvard professor challenges conventional wisdom.
Reinhart and Rogoff review the tools governments use to cope with debt.
Eliminating the Great Recession’s overhang
HBS experts on the disruptive power of the Internet of Things
What smart gadgets mean for big business
Football research at Harvard seeks new therapies for players
The Harvard Football Players Health Study aims to treat athletes’ medical problems, from head injuries to torn ACLs.
Harvard scientists find a way to convert solar energy into a liquid fuel
Harvard scientists find a way to convert solar energy into a liquid fuel.
Harvard’s Catherine Dulac and her team locate neurons tied to parental behavior
Locating the “command neurons that drive parental behavior”
Harvard research into vitamin D’s anti-cancer and health benefits
Two Harvard studies investigate the nutrient’s cancer-fighting properties.
Harvard music professors create dynamic music theory diagrams
Two scholars—in jazz, and in German music—team up on a tool that makes musical structure visible.
Harvard’s Eric Maskin and Michael Kremer look at globalization and inequality
Modeling how globalization leaves the least-skilled workers behind
HSPH study suggests people naturally regulate coffee intake
A new Harvard School of Public Health study suggests people naturally regulate their coffee consumption.
by Laura Levis
Small Companies Have an Innovation Edge, except perhaps in the energy space
Small companies innovate better, but in the energy field, large firms may lead.