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Applied behavior analysis, a type of therapy for children with autism, is growing in popularity—often at kids’ expense, according to Professor Ari Ne’eman, PhD '24.

There has been some progress, but I still see too many humans staring at their flat metal devices, even when they are taking a break from work. To really do their best writing, humans need to make time for play and creativity away from their screens. 

A record share of new vehicles sold in 2030 will be electric despite recent steps to remove incentives to their growth, according to a new study co-authored by Cassandra Cole, PhD '25.

By targeting two particular biological pathways in cancer cells simultaneously, researchers led by Rhea Sahu, PhD ’25, for the first time were able not only to stop the growth of incurable prostate cancer, but also to shrink existing tumors.

Harvard Law School professors Nikolas Bowie, PhD '18, and Daphna Renan argue the Supreme Court was never meant to have the last word on self-government.

A team led by MD/PhD student Vaibhav Mohanty and Professor Eugene Shakhnovich describes a way to engineer the evolutionary landscape that viruses experience, pushing them into evolutionary dead ends.