Science & Technology


Understanding AI Vulnerabilities

As artificial intelligence capabilities evolve, so too will the tactics used to exploit them. 

by Olivia Farrar

Can Memory Be Related to Creative Cognition?

Harvard’s Daniel L. Schacter on how memory is linked to divergent thought

by Olivia Farrar

Five Questions with Audrey Chang ’25 of the Harvard Responsible Computing Club

The College senior on creating structures for responsible tech use

by Max J. Krupnick

The Psychology of Virtual Reality

Harvard’s Steven Pinker on the psychology underlying the experience—and limitations—of VR

by Olivia Farrar

Where the Grass Is Greener

Three distinguished scientists on leaving academia to advance biomedical research

by Jonathan Shaw

The Immunity Engineer

Teaching T-cells to kill cancer—and other feats of biomedical science

by Veronique Greenwood

News in Brief

Nobel honorands, institutional voice, civil discourse, Rhodes Scholars, and more

Jane Rosenzweig

Harvard Writing Center’s Jane Rosenzweig on AI and writing

by Lydialyle Gibson

In Africa, Food vs. Climate?

Improved agricultural practices could cut methane emissions to zero.

by Nina Pasquini

Five Questions with Professor Jia Liu

Harvard bioengineer on AI in brain-machine interfaces, and using technology to treat disease

by Olivia Farrar

Seeing Methane from Space

How Harvard scientists hope to slow near-term climate change

by Nina Pasquini