Announcing the 2024 Harvard Horizons Scholars
Eight appointees study topics from environmental contamination to nanoscale photonics and the geometry of biology, fashion, and architecture
Harvard Griffin GSAS is pleased to announce the 2024 Harvard Horizons Scholars, who have been selected by the Harvard Horizons Faculty Fellows as representatives of the extraordinary researchers who make up Harvard’s PhD community. These eight students form the eleventh class of the Society of Horizons Scholars, a fellowship cohort that offers opportunities for long-lasting community, mentorship, and professional and academic growth. The scholars will receive in-depth mentoring on the art of effective presentation, preparing them for a campus-wide symposium in Sanders Theatre on April 9, 2024.
The 2024 Harvard Horizons Scholars
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Juhee Kang, History and East Asian Languages and Civilizations Numbers, Minds, and Society: Takeaways from an early 20th century Japanese human intelligence test
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Bethany Kotlar, Population Health Sciences Punished in Utero: The Impact of Prenatal Exposure to a Mother’s Incarceration on Child Wellbeing |
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Claire Lamman, Astronomy Untangling the Cosmic Web
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Mauro Lazarovich, Romance Languages & Literatures Citizens of Nowhere: Stateless and Refugee Literature in Latin America |
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2024 Harvard Horizons Scholar Heidi Pickard
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Heidi Pickard, Engineering Sciences Investigating environmental contamination and human reaction to overlooked and difficult to measure chemical compounds | Image
Dylan Renaud, Applied Physics Nanoscale Photonics: The Power of Tiny Devices for Solving the World’s Largest Challenges |
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Noah Toyonaga, Physics Scissors across scales: the geometry of biology, fashion, and architecture
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Tina Wei, History of Science Ameliorating Fatigue at Work: Workplace-Management, Mind-Body Medicine, and Self-Help for Industrial Fatigue in the U.S., 1900-1950. |
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