SEAS researchers have developed a multiscale approach that allows particle-reinforced rubber to bear high loads and resist crack growth over repeated use. Above, cracks grow…
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New research inspired by the intricate structure of butterfly wings has led to a method for fine-tuning catalytic reactions, enhancing selectivity and efficiency in chemical…
A new study suggests that the evolution of the human brain’s increased size may be attributed to the consumption of fermented foods, offering an alternative…
Harvard scientists have created a groundbreaking 10-centimeter glass metalens, employing advanced nanofabrication to capture high-resolution images of celestial bodies. This large-scale metalens, suitable for mass…
Credit: SciTechDaily.com One of the fundamental and timeless questions of life concerns the mechanics of its inception. Take human development, for example: how do individual…
Harvard psychologists show that the way we perceive time affects the speed of physical wound healing. Using experiments where participants experienced time at different rates,…
Harvard researchers have achieved a significant milestone in quantum computing by developing a programmable logical quantum processor capable of encoding 48 logical qubits and performing…
Harvard researchers, led by Philip Kim, have advanced superconductor technology by creating a high-temperature superconducting diode using cuprates. This development is crucial for quantum computing…
Quantum computing has made a significant leap forward with Harvard’s new platform, capable of dynamic reconfiguration and demonstrating low error rates in two-qubit entangling gates.…
Researchers at MIT, the Broad Institute, and the National Institutes of Health have developed a new search algorithm that has identified 188 kinds of new…
Researchers have discovered that human activity has caused a sevenfold increase in atmospheric mercury since 1500 C.E. Using sulfur dioxide as a proxy for volcanic…
Acoustic resonators, found in devices like smartphones and Wi-Fi systems, degrade over time with no easy way to monitor this degradation. Researchers from Harvard SEAS…
Researchers inspired by the Argyroneta aquatica spider, which lives underwater due to a protective layer called a plastron, have developed a superhydrophobic surface with a…
A study from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health found that older adults exposed to PM2.5 and NO2 air pollutants over a decade…
Harvard astronomers suggest the Milky Way’s warped shape is due to an irregular dark matter halo. This supports theories of a past galactic collision and…
A new molecule, ABBV-CLS-484, developed by TIDE, AbbVie, and Calico Life Sciences, offers a unique dual-action approach against cancer by enhancing tumor susceptibility and boosting…
265 million years ago, Pampaphoneus biccai was South America’s apex predator. A well-preserved fossil found in Brazil offers new insights into this prehistoric giant. Artistic…
Remotely operated vehicle (ROV Jason) takes samples of hydrothermal microbial mat 2000m below sea level in the Guaymas Basin, Mexico. Credit: Image courtesy of Peter…
The two spheres represent holes in an ordered magnetic array of spins (illustrated with compasses). Due to this magnetic environment, the hole dopants bind in…
In situ image of Munidopsis girguisi new species from California. Credit: ROV SuBastian/Schmidt Ocean Institute Squat lobsters from the family Munidopsidae, known as Munidopsid, are…