GSAS News

Jerome Powell’s term as chair of the Federal Reserve was one of the most turbulent and politically charged in the central bank’s history. Harvard Kennedy School Professor Jason Furman, PhD '04, discusses Powell's legacy and impact at the Fed.

Harvard's programs in physics and applied math, and its Quantum Initiative, made Quantum Insider's list of top 20 quantum computing Master’s and PhD programs across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific.

PhD candidate Isaac Witte retraces the "incremental advances" that unlocked the CRISPR gene-editing technique.

Arianna Lord, PhD ’25, discusses her journey from New Zealand to Cambridge, the strangeness of velvet worms, and what it's like to discover a new species. 

A team including PhD students Qian-Ze Zhu, Ryan Krueger, and Sarah Martinson has produced a new artificial intelligence system that can automatically write scientific software programs that surpass the performance of human-written programs.

Master's degree data science student and Montreal native Alissia Di Maria analyzes stroke recovery in the Harvard Biodesign Lab.