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Jan 17, 2014 Variability appears critical to motor learning Harvard researchers say apparent "flaws" in motor function are key for learning quickly Bioengineering,
Dec 18, 2013 Researchers at Harvard China Project urge carbon tax In-depth studies, outlined in Clearer Skies book, suggest comprehensive response to pollution and climate concerns Environment, Climate,
Dec 11, 2013 Long live the smartphone That thing attached to your hand? It might be doomed Electrical Engineering, Computer Science,
Dec 10, 2013 Problem solved, with an app Students from all fields presented creative, useful, and fun apps at the CS 50 Fair Computer Science,
Jun 24, 2016 A chance to soar, through science Cambridge eighth-graders present projects they researched with Harvard partners
Feb 13, 2015 An exchange of ideas and culture Traveling to Brazil, engineering students from Harvard and São Paolo explore sustainability in urban environments Environment,
Sep 11, 2014 Soft robot survives fire and ice Harvard engineers' untethered, walking robot demonstrates robustness without rigidity Robotics,
Feb 27, 2014 Inside Harvard's machine shop Students learn welding, precision milling, 3D printing and more—all part of a hands-on engineering education Academics,
Feb 19, 2014 Curved surfaces dramatically alter the shape of crystals, study finds Discovery could improve coatings and drug delivery systems; may shed light on how viruses assemble Applied Physics,
