A team of experts, working at the intersection of statistics and political science, has created an interactive website with forecasts for all 470 congressional elections set for November 3. As of the ...

Leading menstrual cycle tracking apps pitch themselves to women athletes as a means for achieving peak performance, improving health, and even reducing injury risk. A new study by scholars associated ...

As AI becomes increasingly capable of creating chatbots or avatars simulating the voices, faces, and speech patterns of the ...

Edgerley Family Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) Hopi Hoekstra led a substantive Meeting of the Faculty Tuesday, steering a wide-ranging agenda that reflected on a complex financial ...

In a Q&A session with Ravin Agrawal ’91, M.B.A. ’95, FAS Dean Hopi Hoekstra stressed the importance of preserving robust financial aid. “It enables us to bring the most talented, the most promising, ...

The slow-moving world of research math has been rocked this year by the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence. Two dozen scholars recently gathered at Harvard for a summit on adapting to ...

Songbirds possess extra chromosomes in cell lineages that produce sperm and eggs. Harvard scientists discovered that these “germline-restricted chromosomes” abound with genetic material inherited from ...

When English literature professor Deidre Lynch learned she was being inducted as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, she felt a swirl of emotions: shock, pride, joy, a smidge of embarrassment ...

In Homer’s “The Odyssey,” the gods have their hands in just about everything. Athena, Poseidon, Zeus, and even Hermes are recurring characters who take turns guiding, thwarting, and capsizing the ...

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