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
Sex Science and Gender Culture
Sarah Richardson presents a history of the sex chromosomes in science and culture.
by Katherine Xue
Cancer’s Global Toll
A symposium focuses on cancer treatment in the developing world.
$90 Million for HMS Cancer Research
The Ludwig Cancer Research gift endows the study of resistance to therapy.
Genomic Engineering Hits Its Mark
Harvard researchers develop new, precise ways to alter organisms' DNA.
Harvard Portrait: John Asher Johnson
An exoplanet hunter joins the faculty
Popular Science
In the Internet era, research moves from professionals’ labs to amateurs’ homes.
by Katherine Xue
Wearable Robots
Harvard engineers build soft exosuits to aid human movement.
by Katherine Xue
Shaping the Cancer Genome
A new study suggests that genetic rearrangements promote cancer development.
Campaign Cues
A taste of the talk
Harvard Portrait: Jennifer Lewis
The bioengineering professor does 3-D printing on a micron scale.