How Kristina Olson’s TransYouth Project is overturning expectations about gender.Read More

Margaret Kivelson, PhD '57, on her career investigating the outer planets of our solar system.Read More

Science in the News may have had humble beginnings with just a few graduate student members, but over the last 20 years it has grown to be the largest student-run science outreach organization at Harvard.Read More

Eight scholars appointed studying topics from glass sea sponges to musical Esperanto.Read More

Sara Schechner, PhD '88, shares her love of scientific material culture as the David P. Wheatland Curator of the Collection of Historical Scientific Instruments at Harvard.Read More

Why aren't there T-Rex-sized creatures roaming the streets of New York and Tokyo?Read More

Maddy McFarland, a PhD student in Biological Sciences in Public Health, studies a parasite that is so good at hiding in our bodies that it can float in our cells, undetected, for decades at a time.Read More

How Silvia Cañas-Duarte uses systems biology to explain bacterial behavior.Read More

In their quest to build a tool that uses NV centers — atomic-scale impurities in diamonds — to sense the magnetic fields in everything from firing neurons to condensed-matter systems, the pair of PhD candidates from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences have developed a method that can simultaneously detect magnetic fields in various directions.Read More

Krissy Lyon, PhD candidate in neuroscience, studies neurotransmitters and aggression.Read More