GSAS News

A trio of Harvard scientists, including Sandeep Robert Datta, PhD '04, is taking varied approaches to understanding Alzheimer’s Disease. They discuss what it will take to move the field forward.

Consumers shouldered 43 percent of the tariff burden during the seven months after the US imposed sweeping levies, according to an analysis by Alberto Cavallo, PhD '10.

A generation after the bestselling Rules for Aging, author Roger Rosenblatt, PhD ’68, is back with More Rules for Aging, a new collection of wry maxims and hard-won wisdom. He reflects on life’s "October," the reality of loss, and finding the beauty in recalling old friends and cherished memories. 

As a PhD candidate in bioengineering at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences' Samir Mitragotri Laboratory for Drug Delivery, graduating student Danika Rodrigues has spent the last six years researching new medicines for cancer patients.

What do we really gain from making new friends, and does it matter who they are? 

Housing in the United States has become increasingly difficult to afford—but why, and what can be done about it? Ivan Rupnik, PhD ’15, has devoted his career to answering these questions.