Science & Technology
AI is Making Medical Decisions — But For Whom?
Doctors warn that without an ethical framework, patients could be left behind.
by Olivia Farrar
Personal, Political, Physiological
A Radcliffe conference examines the role of gender in medicine and public health.
Superbug: An Epidemic Begins
As antibiotic resistance spreads, scientists and doctors race time.
by Katherine Xue
“A More Perfect Heaven”
At Harvard, Dava Sobel discusses the conversation that convinced Copernicus to publish his lifework.
John Briscoe Awarded Stockholm Water Prize
'Nobel Prize of Water' given to Harvard professor for "unparalleled contributions" to global water resource management
“Bodies of Knowledge”
A special exhibit showcases the history of anatomy and dissection.
“Biological Time Travel”
Historian of science Sophia Roosth on resurrecting extinct species.
Infrared: A Renewable Energy Source?
Harvard physicists envision capturing energy from Earth’s emissions to outer space.
Skull Walking
Anatomy on view, and the return of Pooh
The Price of Healthy Eating
With changed policies and food supply systems, healthy foods would cost less.
by Jonathan Shaw
Fusing Faculties of Mind
Brain-to-brain interface lets a human control a rat's tail.
by Peter Saalfield