Increased risk of ozone loss over the United States, two new master's degree programs, and more.

Discovery & Innovation

Evidence shows increased risk of ozone loss over the United States in summer

Researchers link the need for forecasts of ozone loss over the Great Plains to climate change.

SEAS and HBS announce MS/MBA joint master's degree program

The two-year, full-time program, which will confer both a Master of Science in Engineering Sciences and a Master of Business Administration (MS/MBA), begins in August 2018.

From drinking straws to robots

Harvard scientists use simple materials to create semi-soft machines that walk like insects.

Harvard launches data science master’s degree program

The new degree aims to train students in growing field of data science.

How eggs got their shapes

A new study finds that birds may have evolved elliptical or asymmetric eggs to maintain streamlined bodies for flight.

Engineering for All

Predicting Alzheimer’s

Students partnered with Biogen to design a computational model that can predict whether a patient will develop Alzheimer’s.

Driving drug discovery

Students launched Reverie Labs to utilize machine learning techniques to streamline parts of the complex drug discovery pipeline.

A cornerstone of Allston innovation

Maker Space offers tools for creativity and discovery for creators of all levels.

A fresh start to fight poverty

Student startup seeks to streamline debt-elimination process, and wins grand prize in President's Innovation Challenge.

Launching a life of service

Involvement in ROTC, and a degree in mechanical engineering launch Kira Headrick’s Air Force career.

Taking Note

Harvard plans to crank out technical founders with new dual degree program (BostInno)

How do eggs get their shapes? Scientists think they've cracked it (NPR)

Scientists may have just found an unexpected new threat to the ozone layer (The Washington Post)

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