GSAS News

Lauren Baker, PhD '25, lead author of a new study, thinks wearable sensor technology could enable runners to better understand the forces they generate with each stride, helping them stay healthier.  

A new study by Harvard Griffin GSAS student Kristen Saban and Professor John Wiens of the University of Arizona Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology reveals that extinctions in plants, arthropods, and land vertebrates peaked about 100 years ago and have declined since then.

To find equations that predict real-world systems such as planetary motion, Harvard Griffin GSAS alumna Laura DeMarco researches sequences of numbers that are generated recursively.

A new study co-authored by Harvard Chan School's Nicolas Menzies, PhD '14, projects that US funding cuts to global health aid will have a catastrophic effect on pediatric tuberculosis.

New translation from Scott McGill and Susannah Wright, PhD 24, classics professors at Rice University, digs into the lasting impact of the epic poem that Virgil wanted burned.