Videos
Watch feature videos, faculty profiles, and visual storytelling that bring Harvard’s people and projects to life.
Bees Extend Legs for Stability
Video clips reveal the strategy orchid bees use to maintain stability when flying in turbulent conditions.
From AIDS Activism to Art
View video from an exhibition at the Harvard Art Museum that explores the visual legacy of ACT UP’s campaign to galvanize action against a new epidemic.
Professors and students create video and multimedia
Faculty members are adapting the traditional lecture format with visual and multimedia elements--a new form of teaching. View examples of twenty-first-century pedagogy now in use in Harvard classrooms.
Touring the Massachusetts wildflower paradise Garden in the Woods
Volunteer Al Levin shows off the wildflowers and other native plants at Garden in the Woods.
Video: High-Tech Golf Lesson
Harvard Magazine took varsity golfer Emily Balmert '09 for a high-tech golf lesson.
New Vistas in 3-D
Play with a 3-D PDF of the Perseus molecular cloud and take a guided tour with Alyssa Goodman.
Linking Brain to Behavior
To better understand the human brain, Aravinthan Samuel studies the movements of worms and larvae. View them in motion here.
Video: Sanatorium Scenes
A new documentary combines archival photographs and footage, interviews with former patients, and expert commentary to remember the tuberculosis epidemic in the United States.
Video: Cooking and Creativity
In a public lecture at Harvard in December, Ferran Adrià described the development of techniques in use at his restaurant, elBulli—and how he became a chef who takes chances.
Bioengineering in Motion
See videos of bioengineered systems in action in this online extra that accompanies the feature article, "Life Sciences, Applied."