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2010

• August 12, 2010 - New Nanoscale Transistors Allow Sensitive Probing Inside Cells
• August 4, 2010 - Foreclosure Reduces a Home's Sale Price by 27% on Average
• August 4, 2010 - Quantum Networks Advance with Entanglement of Photons, Solid-State Qubits
• August 2, 2010 - Exercise and Caloric Restriction Rejuvenate Synapses in Lab Mice
• July 29, 2010 - Adrian Staehli Named Loeb Professor of Classical Archaeology
• July 20, 2010 - Temperature Constancy Appears Key to Tropical Biodiversity
• July 19, 2010 - Jeremy Rau Named Professor of Linguistics and the Classics
• July 12, 2010 - Gita Gopinath Named Professor of Economics at Harvard
• July 9, 2010 - James Snyder, Jr., Named Professor of Government at Harvard
• July 9, 2010 - Mary Lewis Appointed Professor of History at Harvard
• July 8, 2010 - Tomiko Yoda Named Takashima Professor of Japanese Humanities
• July 8, 2010 - Maternal Genes Predominate in the Developing Brain; Paternal Genes Gain the Upper Hand in Adulthood
• June 24, 2010 - Tactile Sensations Influence Social Judgments and Decisions
• June 17, 2010 - Study Finds Echoes of the Holocaust in Russia's Economy, Politics
• June 17, 2010 - Physicists Get an Up-Close Look at Synthetic Quantum Materials
• June 14, 2010 - Eric Nelson Named Professor of Government at Harvard
• June 10, 2010 - Matthew Nock Appointed Professor of Psychology at Harvard
• June 3, 2010 - Malika Zeghal Named Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Professor
• May 25, 2010 - The Star of Africa's Savanna Ecosystems May Be the Lowly Termite
• May 13, 2010 - David Charbonneau Named Professor of Astronomy at Harvard
• May 13, 2010 - David Charbonneau Named Professor of Astronomy at Harvard
• May 12, 2010 - Peter Der Manuelian Named Philip J. King Professor of Egyptology
• May 11, 2010 - Martin Puchner Named Professor of English and Comparative Literature
• May 6, 2010 - David Howell Named Professor of Japanese History at Harvard
• May 5, 2010 - Stephen Burt Named Professor of English at Harvard
• May 4, 2010 - Gu-Yeon Wei Named Gordon McKay Professor of Electrical Engineering
• April 19, 2010 - Being Naughty or Nice May Boost Willpower, Physical Endurance
• April 6, 2010 - Cold Atoms and Nanotubes Come Together in an Atomic 'Black Hole'
• April 1, 2010 - Experts to Debate and Prioritize World's 'Hardest Problems' in the Social Sciences
• March 23, 2010 - Gen Ed course brings together famed chefs and eminent academics
• March 9, 2010 - After a Fight with a Partner, Brain Activity Predicts Emotional Resiliency
• March 4, 2010 - New Evidence Hints at Global Glaciation 716.5 Million Years Ago
• March 2, 2010 - Device for analyzing biological reactions puts the power of a lab in a pocket
• February 22, 2010 - Simple math explains dramatic beak shape variation in Darwin’s finches
• February 17, 2010 - Christiane Amanpour, CNN's Chief International Correspondent, to Deliver Class Day Speech at Harvard
• February 15, 2010 - Marriage of Microfluidics and Optics Could Advance Lab-On-a-Chip Devices
• February 14, 2010 - Digging Deep into Diamonds, Applied Physicists Advance Quantum Science and Technology
• February 4, 2010 - Invasive Plants Are Beneficiaries of Climate Change in Thoreau's Woods
• February 2, 2010 - Amanda Claybaugh Named Professor of English at Harvard
• February 1, 2010 - 'Peter Pan' Apes Never Seem to Learn Selfishness
• January 28, 2010 - Using magnetic toys as inspiration, researchers tease out structures of self-assembled clusters
• January 27, 2010 - Barefoot Runners Ease into Low-Impact Landings
• January 20, 2010 - Some Mouse Sperm Can Identify, and Even Cooperate with, its Brethren
• January 14, 2010 - Potent Screening Tool Finds New Roles for Some Drugs in Rest, Waking
• January 14, 2010 - Sophie Morel Named Professor of Mathematics and Radcliffe Alumnae Professor at Harvard
• January 13, 2010 - Heat and moisture from Himalayas could be a key cause of the South Asian monsoon
• January 11, 2010 - Ongoing Human Evolution Could Explain Recent Rise in Certain Disorders
• January 10, 2010 - Quantum Computer Calculates Exact Energy of Molecular Hydrogen
• January 7, 2010 - New Approach Precisely Tracks Evolution's Footprints in the Human Genome
• January 7, 2010 - Finding About How the Nervous System Learns and Encodes Motion Could Improve Stroke Recovery

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2009

• December 17, 2009 - Scientists Use Light to Map Neurons' Effects on One Another
• December 3, 2009 - Researchers Demonstrate a Better Way for Computers to 'See'
• November 25, 2009 - Implant-Based Cancer Vaccine Is First to Eliminate Tumors in Mice
• November 24, 2009 - The Cause Behind the Characteristic Shape of a Long Leaf Revealed
• November 4, 2009 - Quantum Gas Microscope Offers Glimpse of Quirky Ultracold Atoms
• November 4, 2009 - Orphan Army Ants Join Nearby Colonies
• October 30, 2009 - Maria Gough Named Pulitzer Professor of Modern Art
• October 30, 2009 - For Gay and Straight Men, Facial Attraction Operates Similarly
• October 29, 2009 - Similar Molecular Tweaks Led Both a Shrew and a Lizard to Produce Venom
• October 26, 2009 - The Pain of Torture Can Make the Innocent Seem Guilty
• October 21, 2009 - Scientists Bend Nanowires into 2-D and 3-D Structures
• October 19, 2009 - Mark E. Richard Named Professor of Philosophy
• October 16, 2009 - Health Care is Only Part of the Puzzle; Social Scientists Analyze Society’s Health and Success
• October 8, 2009 - Scientists Decipher the 3-D Structure of the Human Genome
• September 23, 2009 - Caroline Elkins Named Professor of History
• September 16, 2009 - Genetic Sex Determination Let Ancient Species Adapt to Ocean Life
• September 15, 2009 - Marc Melitz Named Professor of Economics
• September 10, 2009 - Environmental Scientists Estimate That China Could Meet Its Entire Future Energy Needs by Wind Alone
• September 10, 2009 - Archaeologists Discover Oldest-Known Fiber Materials Used by Early Humans
• September 7, 2009 - Florian Engert Named Professor of Molecular and Cellular Biology
• September 3, 2009 - Erez Manela Named Professor of History
• September 3, 2009 - Carrots Are Better than Sticks for Building Human Cooperation
• August 27, 2009 - Szonyi Named Professor of East Asian Languages and Civilizations
• August 27, 2009 - Roberts Named Professor of History of Art and Architecture
• August 27, 2009 - Outcome Matters More Than Intention When Punishing or Rewarding Accidents
• August 27, 2009 - Mice Living in Sandy Hills Quickly Evolved Lighter Coloration
• August 24, 2009 - Ham Named Professor of Electrical Engineering, Applied Physics
• August 6, 2009 - Berkman Center for Internet & Society and Center for Research on Computation and Society Join Fellowship Programs
• August 3, 2009 - Two SEAS faculty receive 2009 IBM Faculty Awards
• July 30, 2009 - Freshwater Fish at the Top of the Food Chain Evolve More Slowly
• July 29, 2009 - Human Resource Managers, Not Legislatures or Courts, Defined Equal Opportunity and Discrimination in the Workplace
• July 28, 2009 - Maternal, Paternal Genes' Tug-of-War May Last Well Into Childhood
• July 24, 2009 - Melissa McCormick Named Professor of Japanese Art and Culture
• July 15, 2009 - Childhood Adversity May Affect Processing in the Brain’s Reward Pathways
• July 13, 2009 - Neuroimaging Suggests that Truthfulness Requires No Act of Will for Honest People
• July 10, 2009 - Ann Pearson Named Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences
• July 9, 2009 - Harvard College Dean Announces New Office of Student Life
• June 16, 2009 - Individual Primates Display Variation in General Intelligence
• June 12, 2009 - Sevcenko Named Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures
• June 12, 2009 - Damrosch Named Professor of Comparative Literature
• June 4, 2009 - Researchers Solve 'Bloodcurdling' Mystery
• June 4, 2009 - Harvard University Announces Groundbreaking Professorship in LGBT Studies
• June 2, 2009 - Ernest May, Harvard Professor and Eminent Historian of International Relations, Dies at 80
• June 2, 2009 - Trading Energy for Safety, Bees Extend Legs to Stay Stable in Wind
• June 1, 2009 - Harvard Scientist Says We are What We Eat - and What We Cook
• May 19, 2009 - Super-Recognizers, With Extraordinary Face Recognition Ability, Never Forget A Face
• May 19, 2009 - Kelsey Named Professor of History of Art and Architecture
• May 7, 2009 - Jerry Mitrovica Named Professor of Geophysics at Harvard
• May 7, 2009 - Mark Kisin Named Professor of Mathematics at Harvard
• May 5, 2009 - Quad Library to be Re-purposed for Student Social Space
• May 4, 2009 - Harvard Professor Michael Sandel to Deliver BBC Radio's Prestigious Reith Lectures
• April 30, 2009 - Some Vocal-Mimicking Animals, Particularly Parrots, Can Move to A Musical Beat
• April 20, 2009 - Cyclones Spurt Water Into the Stratosphere, Feeding Global Warming
• April 16, 2009 - Microbes Thrive in Harsh, Isolated Water Under Antarctic Glacier
• April 15, 2009 - Jehn to Lead Harvard College Writing Program
• April 10, 2009 - Samuel Hutchison Beer, Harvard Scholar of British and American Politics, Dies at 97
• April 7, 2009 - New Mexican Health Care Program Successful at Reducing Crippling Health Care Costs
• April 1, 2009 - Catalog, Handbooks, Q Guide Go to On-Line Only Versions
• April 1, 2009 - Report on Harvard House Renewal
• March 31, 2009 - A Mother's Criticism Causes Distinctive Neural Activity Among Formerly Depressed
• March 31, 2009 - Matt Lauer of NBC News to Deliver Class Day Speech at Harvard
• March 30, 2009 - Financial Aid the Key to a Record Admissions Year
• March 30, 2009 - Chetty Named Professor of Economics
• March 19, 2009 - Stranger Knows Best: Other People Know More About What Will Make Us Happy Than We Do
• March 16, 2009 - Friedrich Named Assistant Dean Responsible for Undergraduate Social, Extracurricular Planning
• March 10, 2009 - Harvard to Offer Undergraduate Concentration in Human Developmental and Regenerative Biology
• March 10, 2009 - Cherry A. Murray Named Dean of Harvard's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
• March 5, 2009 - Computer Scientists Deploy First Practical, Web-based Secure, Verifiable Voting System
• February 19, 2009 - Dan Aykroyd is Harvard Foundation Artist of the Year
• February 18, 2009 - Tuition to Rise 3.5 Percent at Harvard for 2009-10, Need-Based Aid to Jump 18 percent to $147 million
• February 11, 2009 - Ronald Sullivan Jr. and Stephanie Robinson Appointed Master and Co-Master of Winthrop House
• February 9, 2009 - Diverse 'Connectomes' Hint at Genes' Limits in the Nervous System
• February 6, 2009 - Howard Stone Elected to the National Academy of Engineering
• February 3, 2009 - Neural Mapping Paints A Haphazard Picture of Odor Receptors
• January 26, 2009 - The Genes in Your Congeniality: Researchers Identify Genetic Influence in Social Networks
• January 22, 2009 - Implants Mimic Infection to Rally Immune System Against Tumors
• January 21, 2009 - Financial Aid Leads to a Record Applicant Pool at Harvard College
• January 8, 2009 - Asani Named Professor of Indo-Muslim and Islamic Religion and Cultures
• January 8, 2009 - Researchers Control the Assembly of Nanobristles into Helical Clusters
• January 7, 2009 - Researchers Measure Elusive Repulsive Force From Quantum Fluctuations

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2008

• In Many Fungi, Reproductive Spores are Remarkably Aerodynamic
  December 23, 2008
• Harvard's John P. Holdren Named White House Science Advisor
  December 22, 2008
• New Label-Free Method Tracks Molecules and Drugs in Live Cells
  December 18, 2008
• Jacob Lurie Named Professor of Mathematics at Harvard
  December 18, 2008
• Pain Hurts More if the Person Hurting You Means It
  December 15, 2008
• Lamont Appointed Senior Adviser on Faculty Development and Diversity
  December 8, 2008
• Drop in Cancer Deaths Tied Primarily to Gains in Behavior and Screening
  December 2, 2008
• Quantum Computers Could Excel in Modeling Chemical Reactions
  November 20, 2008
• Czernowin Named Professor of Music
  November 17, 2008
• Surface Plasmon Resonances of Metal Nanoparticles in Array Can Have Narrower Spectral Widths
  November 14, 2008
• A Single Gene Leads Yeast Cells to Cooperate Against Threats
  November 13, 2008
• Evelyn Hu Named Professor Of Applied Physics, Electrical Engineering
  November 6, 2008
• Global Warming Predicted To Hasten Carbon Release From Peat Bogs
  November 6, 2008
• David Clarke Appointed As Professor Of Materials At Harvard
  November 6, 2008
• Effects Of Climate Change Vary Greatly Across Plant Families
  October 27, 2008
• Zooming Way In, Technique Offers Close-ups Of Electrons, Nuclei
  October 1, 2008
• Financial Risk-Taking Behavior Is Associated With Higher Testosterone Levels
  September 29, 2008
• University Hall Rearranged, College Expands Some Offices
  September 15, 2008
• Navin Khaneja Named McKay Professor of Electrical Engineering
  September 12, 2008
• Susan Mango Named Professor Of Molecular And Cellular Biology
  September 11, 2008
• Sun Joo Kim Named Professor Of Korean History
  September 4, 2008
• Samuel Kou Appointed Professor Of Statistics At Harvard
  August 28, 2008
• Jamaican Lizards' Shows Of Strength Mark Territory At Dawn, Dusk
  August 27, 2008
• Donhee Ham and Robert Wood Recognized in Technology Review's Prestigious TR35 Listing of the World's Top Young Innovators for 2008
  August 19, 2008
• Herschbach, Bisson to Assume New Roles in Harvard College
  August 19, 2008
• Sweet Named Administration, Finance Dean for Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences
  August 18, 2008
• Frans Spaepen Named Interim Dean of Harvard's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
  August 15, 2008
• Tutschku Named Professor of Music
  August 5, 2008
• Scientists Demonstrate Highly Directional Semiconductor Lasers Innovation Opens the Door to a Wide Range of Applications in Photonics and Communications
  July 27, 2008
• Across Species, Genes Evolve To Minimize Protein Production Errors
  July 24, 2008
• David Parkes Named Professor Of Computer Science At Harvard
  July 22, 2008
• DARPA Awards Interdisciplinary Research Team $1.2 million Grant to Study Surface Enhanced Raman Scattering
  July 17, 2008
• Ceremony to Mark Transfer of Bells from Harvard to Russia
  July 8, 2008
• Scientists Find How Neural Activity Spurs Blood Flow in the Brain
  June 26, 2008
• When Threatened, A Few African Frogs Can Morph Toes into Claws
  June 23, 2008
• Harris Named Dean of Undergraduate Education in Harvard College
  June 20, 2008
• Cluzel Named Professor Of Molecular And Cellular Biology, Applied Physics
  June 11, 2008
• Danilov Bells, At Harvard Since 1930, Return To Russia This Summer
  May 29, 2008
• Amazonian Indigenous Culture Demonstrates A Universal Mapping Of Number Onto Space
  May 29, 2008
• A Common Aquatic Animal's Genome Can Capture Foreign DNA
  May 29, 2008
• Mars' Water Appears to Have Been too Salty to Support Life
  May 29, 2008
• Engineers Demonstrate First Room-temperature Electrically-pumped Semiconductor Laser Source of T-rays
  May 19, 2008
• Harvard Class of 2012's Record Year Nears End
  May 15, 2008
• Undergraduates Develop 'Dirt-powered' Microbial Fuel Cells to Light Africa
  May 14, 2008
• Aiming to Sway Voters, Candidates Emphasize Hot-Button Issues Across Party Lines
  May 14, 2008
• Applied Scientists Develop New Technique for Fabricating Nanowire Integrated Circuits
  May 8, 2008
• Fryer Named Professor of Economics at Harvard
  May 7, 2008
• Molecular Espionage Shows a Single HIV Enzyme's Many Tasks
  May 7, 2008
• Steven Levitsky Named Professor of Government At Harvard
  May 2, 2008
• Weisz Named Professor of Psychology in Faculty of Arts and Sciences
  May 2, 2008
• Zipser Named FAS Dean for Faculty Affairs
  April 30, 2008
• Antras Professor Of Economics
  April 24, 2008
• Molecular Analysis Confirms T. Rex's Evolutionary Link to Birds
  April 24, 2008
• Kosslyn Named Divisional Dean for the Social Sciences
  April 23, 2008
• Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke to deliver Class Day speech
  April 9, 2008
• Jeremy R. Knowles, Chemist and Longtime Harvard Dean, Dies
  April 4, 2008
• A Record Pool Leads to a Record-Low Admission Rate
  April 1, 2008
• Scientists Learn What's 'Up' With A Class of Retinal Cells in Mice
  March 27, 2008
• FDA Deadlines May Compromise Drug Safety by Rushing Approvals
  March 26, 2008
• Common Aquatic Animals Show Extreme Resistance to Radiation
  March 25, 2008
• Significant Multi-Year Renovations are Recommended for the House System
  March 21, 2008
• Punishment Does Not Earn Cooperation or Rewards, Study Finds
  March 19, 2008
• Harvard Announces 3.5 Percent Tuition Increase for 2008-09, 21.4 Percent Rise in Need-Based Scholarship Aid
  March 19, 2008
• Introspective Experiences Inform Inferences about Similar People - but not Dissimilar
  March 18, 2008
• Inhaled Tuberculosis Vaccine More Effective Than Traditional Shot in Study Using Experimental Animals
  March 12, 2008
• Malkin Athletic Center to Upgrade Exercise Equipment
  March 11, 2008
• Wrangham, Ross to Lead Currier House
  March 7, 2008
• Hammonds Named Dean of Harvard College
  March 4, 2008
• Roads not Taken Fade Quickly From View
  February 19, 2008
• 'Humaniqueness' Differentiates Humans, Animals
  February 19, 2008
• Harvard to Collect, Disseminate Scholarly Articles for Faculty
  February 12, 2008
• Key "Impact Hunters" Catalyze Male Chimpanzees
  February 1, 2008
• Suicide Risk Factors Consistent Across Nations
  January 31, 2008
• Ansolabehere Name Professor of Government
  January 22, 2008
• Chemistry and Chemical Biology Department Creates Mary Fieser Postdoctoral Fellowship Program
  January 9, 2008
• Researchers use Neuroimaging to study ESP
  January 2, 2008

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2007

• Sulfur Dioxide May Have Helped Maintain a Warm Early Mars
  December 20, 2007
• Childhood exposure to Disadvantaged Neighborhoods Negatively Affects Verbal Ability
  December 17, 2007
• Wild Chimpanzees Appear not to Regularly Experience Menopause
  December 13, 2007
• Close Relations Exhibit Greater Agreement On The Attractiveness Of Faces
  December 12, 2007
• Female Lower Back has Evolved to Accommodate the Weight of Pregnancy
  December 12, 2007
• Brandt Appointed Dean of Harvard
  December 12, 2007
• David Maybury-Lewis, Eminent Anthropologist and Scholar of Central Brazil and Indigenous Peoples, Dies at 78
  December 5, 2007
• Brain Systems Become Less Coordinated With Age, Even in the Absence of Disease
  December 5, 2007
• Wolf Named Professor of Music
  December 4, 2007
• Distinguished Harvard Classicist Zeph Stewart Dies at 86
  December 3, 2007
• Masahiro Morii Named Professor of Physics at Harvard
  November 30, 2007
• Kramer Named Professor of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology
  November 28, 2007
• Moorcroft Named Professor of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology
  November 16, 2007
• Mark Schiefsky Named Professor of the Classics
  November 15, 2007
• Fairy Tales a 'Heady Elixir' for Children
  November 8, 2007
• Roots of Fundamentalism Traced to 16th Century Bible Translations
  November 7, 2007
• Engineered Weathering Process Could Mitigate Global Warming
  November 7, 2007
• Rapid Communication Networks Less Likely to Shape Individual's Behavior
  November 5, 2007
• Scientists Create Colorful 'Brainbow' Images of the Nervous System
  October 31, 2007
• Harvard, Princeton, U.Va. Admissions Deans Tour with Accessibility Message
  October 30, 2007
• Ancient DNA Reveals That Some Neanderthals Were Redheads
  October 25, 2007
• Harvard Foundation Welcomes Andy Garcia
  October 12, 2007
• Harvard Scientists Predict the Future of the Past Tense
  October 10, 2007
• Manuscript Discovery Brings Medieval Music to Life
  October 9, 2007
• Elizabeth Perry Named Director of Harvard-Yenching Institute
  October 9, 2007
• Simplest Circadian Clocks Operate via Orderly Phosphate Transfers
  October 4, 2007
• Beyond a 'Speed Limit' on Mutations, Species Risk Extinction
  October 1, 2007
• Even Without Math, Ancients Engineered Sophisticated Machines
  October 1, 2007
• Male Voice Pitch Predicts Reproductive Success in Hunter-Gatherers
  September 25, 2007
• Harvard College Hosts Concentration Fair Tuesday, Sept. 18
  September 14, 2007
• Morgan, Bobo Return to Harvard
  September 13, 2007
• Biohybrid of Elastic Film and Muscle Cells Packs a Punch
  September 10, 2007
• Primates Expect Others to Act Rationally
  September 6, 2007
• New Research Challenges Previous Knowledge About the Origins of Urbanization
  August 30, 2007
• First Orchid Fossil Puts Showy Blooms at Some 80 Million Years Old
  August 29, 2007
• Interaction of Just Two Genes Governs Coloration Patterns in Mice
  August 13, 2007
• A Sensory Organ, Not the Brain, Differentiates Male and Female Behavior in Some Mammals
  August 5, 2007
• Lee and Deborah Gehrke Appointed Co-House Masters of Quincy House
  August 3, 2007
• Murthy Appointed Professor of Molecular and Cellular Biology
  July 27, 2007
• College Science Success Linked to Math and Same-Subject Preparation
  July 26, 2007
• Gates Receives European Culture of Peace Award
  July 6, 2007
• Gross to Step Down as Dean of Harvard College
  June 20, 2007
• Bruce Western Named Professor of Sociology
  June 13, 2007
• Wandering Poles Could Explain Vagaries of Ancient Martian Shoreline
  June 13, 2007
• Joost Vlassak Named McKay Professor of Materials Engineering
  June 1, 2007
• Single Spinning Nuclei in Diamond Offer A Stable Quantum Computing Building Block
  May 31, 2007
• Vadhan Named McKay Professor of Computer Science at Harvard
  May 30, 2007
• Children can Perform Approximate Math Without Arithmetic Instruction
  May 30, 2007
• In A First, Scientists Develop Tiny Implantable Biocomputers
  May 21, 2007
• Harvard, Cambridge Establish Joint Center for History and Economics
  May 21, 2007
• Rothschild Named Professor of History
  May 21, 2007
• Harvard Faculty Approve New General Education Curriculum for Undergraduate Students
  May 15, 2007
• Species Thrive When Sexual Dimorphism Broadens Their Niches
  May 9, 2007
• Test Improves Prediction of Self-Injurious Behavior
  May 8, 2007
• Leading Scientists Announce Creation of "Encyclopedia of Life"
  May 7, 2007
• Giribet Named Professor of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology
  May 3, 2007
• Beijing Restrictions Offer Case Study in Emissions of Key Atmospheric Gases
  April 30, 2007
• Harvard Professor of Economics Awarded the John Bates Clark Medal
  April 23, 2007
• Building Communities, Changing Lives: Harvard Mentors Go to Camp
  April 19, 2007
• Ancient Amphibians Evolved A Bite Before Migrating to Dry Land
  April 16, 2007
• Frank H. Westheimer, 95, Pioneering Harvard Chemist, Dies
  April 16, 2007
• Cambridge to Host First City-Wide Wireless Sensor Network
  April 5, 2007
• Officiating Bias, Influenced by Crowds, Affects Home Field Advantage
  April 2, 2007
• Skocpol to Step Down as Graduate School Dean
  March 27, 2007
• Harvard Announces Tuition Increase, Rise in Aid
  March 22, 2007
• Joanna Aizenberg Named McKay Professor of Materials Science
  March 22, 2007
• Moral Judgment Fails Without Feeling
  March 21, 2007
• Plokhii Named Hrushevs'kyi Professor of Ukrainian History
  March 15, 2007
• Despite Their Heft, Many Dinosaurs had Surprisingly Tiny Genomes
  March 7, 2007
• Harvard College Sets Cambridge Queen's Head Opening for April 19
  February 23, 2007
• Medieval Islamic Architecture Presages 20th-Century Mathematics
  February 22, 2007
• Harvard Scientists, Gates Foundation, and South African Firm Partner to Develop and Distribute New Tuberculosis Vaccine
  February 17, 2007
• Laurence Fishburne Named the 2007 Artist of the Year at Harvard
  February 16, 2007
• New Initiative Rethinks Islam From Pakistan To Texas
  February 15, 2007
• Prohibition Politics Forged Modern Allegiances
  February 8, 2007
• General Education Task Force Issues Final Report
  February 7, 2007
• In Tiny Supercooled Clouds, Physicists Exchange Light and Matter
  February 7, 2007
• What Does it Mean to Have A Mind? Maybe More Than You Think
  February 1, 2007
• Tian Named Professor of East Asian Languages and Civilizations
  January 28, 2007
• Task Force at Harvard Proposes "Compact" to Improve Teaching
  January 24, 2007
• Richard Musgrave, Renowned Pioneer of Public Finance, Dies at 96
  January 17, 2007
• Applied Scientists Create Wrinkled "Skin" on Polymers
  January 16, 2007
• World's Largest Flower Evolved From Family of Much Tinier Blooms
  January 11, 2007
• Eavesdropping on the Universe
  January 8, 2007

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2006

• DARPA Funds $2M Center for NEMS/MEMS Research at Harvard
  December 19, 2006
• The End of Early Action: Steady as it Goes
  December 15, 2006
• Harvard's Faculty of Arts and Sciences Votes to Change the Name Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences to School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
  December 12, 2006
• Harvard Museum of Natural History Announces Jane Goodall as the 2007 Roger Tory Peterson Medal Recipient and Guest Speaker on Sunday, March 18, 2007 at 2:00 p.m.
  November 28, 2006
• Report Outlines Funding to Conserve Half of Massachusetts's Land
  November 17, 2006
• Pressured By Predators, Lizards See Rapid Shift In Natural Selection
  November 16, 2006
• Emma Dench Appointed Professor of History and Classics at Harvard University
  November 16, 2006
• A Key Antibody, IgG, Links Cells' Capture and Disposal of Germs
  November 13, 2006
• Connection Between Neighborhoods and Crime Extends Beyond Poverty
  November 9, 2006
• Zhuang Named Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Physics
  November 9, 2006
• Children Show Strong Preference For Those Smiled On By Fate
  November 7, 2006
• Comprehensive Model Is First To Map Protein Folding At Atomic Level
  November 6, 2006
• Project Uses Captive Voices to Fight Modern Slavery
  October 26, 2006
• Harvard College Rededicates Hilles as Hub for Student Groups
  October 19, 2006
• MAC Closing Shifted to Mid-March
  October 12, 2006
• Spring in Your Step Helps Avert Disastrous Stumbles, Scientists Say
  October 10, 2006
• Walter Johnson Appointed Professor of History at Harvard University
  October 5, 2006
• Interactive Theatre Resolves Conflicts from Boston to Tanzania
  October 4, 2006
• College Women's Center Welcomes Undergrads
  September 28
• Condensed Matter Physicist Yacoby Named Professor at FAS
  September 28
• Kavli Institute For Bionano Science And Technology Established At Harvard University
  September 26, 2006
• Harvard to Eliminate Early Admission
  September 12, 2006
• Harvard's Eliot Clock Tower Restored
  September 11, 2006
• NASA Astronaut Stephanie Wilson '88 To Speak at Harvard
  September 11, 2006
• Diversity Training Fails to Boost Minorities into Management
  September 7, 2006
• Harvard University Engineers Demonstrate Laser Nano Antenna
  September 6, 2006
• Harvard Task Force Will Examine Teaching Incentives and Rewards
  September 5, 2006
• Frenches Donate $1.5 Million to Harvard Center for the Environment
  August 31, 2006
• Rising Health Expenses are A Good Value, Researchers Say
  August 30, 2006
• Nanowire Arrays can Detect Signals Along Individual Neurons
  August 24, 2006
• Barenboim Delivers Charles Eliot Norton Lectures at Harvard
  August 15, 2006
• New Type of Optical Microscopy Attains Near-Molecular Resolution
  August 11, 2006
• Bloxham Appointed Divisional Dean for Physical Sciences in FAS
  August 10, 2006
• Deep-Sea Sediments Could Safely Store Man-Made Carbon Dioxide
  August 7, 2006
• Maria Polinsky Appointed Professor of Linguistics at Harvard
  June 8, 2006
• Tamed 11,400 Years Ago, Figs Were Likely First Domestic Crop
  June 1, 2006
• Losos Named Professor of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology
  June 1, 2006
• Janet Browne Named Professor of the History of Science at Harvard
  May 31, 2006
• Tests for 'Face-Blindness' Reveal Disorder may not be so Rare
  May 31, 2006
• Harvard Appoints Sean Dorrance Kelly as Professor of Philosophy
  May 26, 2006
• Chierchia Named Haas Foundations Professor of Linguistics
  May 17, 2006
• Harvard Team Takes Major Step Toward High Volume Production of Quantum Cascade Lasers
  May 15, 2006
• Claudine Gay Appointed Professor of Government at Harvard
  May 10, 2006
• Sorensen Named Humanities Dean for 2006 - 2007
  May 9, 2006
• Harvard Appoints Michael Rosen as Professor of Government
  April 26, 2006
• Invasive Species Harms Native Hardwoods by Killing Soil Fungus
  April 25, 2006
• Kofi Agawu to Teach Music, African and African-American Studies
  April 19, 2006
• Harvard Approves Sweeping Changes in Life Sciences Education
  April 18, 2006
• Elkins Awarded Non-Fiction Pulitzer
  April 17, 2006
• Some Like it Hot: Worms at Deep-Sea Vents Favor A Fiery 45-55°C
  April 13, 2006
• Jacob Olupona Named Professor of African Studies, Religion
  April 12, 2006
• Ants are Surprisingly Ancient, Arising 140-168 Million Years Ago
  April 6, 2006
• Evolution Follows Few of the Possible Paths to Antibiotic Resistance
  April 6, 2006
• Newly Found Species Fills Evolutionary Gap Between Fish and Land Animals
  April 5, 2006
• Takao Hensch Named Professor of Molecular and Cellular Biology
  April 5, 2006
• Harvard Financial Aid Outpaces Tuition Increases
  March 24, 2006
• Henrietta Harrison Appointed Professor of History at Harvard
  March 23, 2006
• Global Warming Yields Novel 'Glacial Earthquakes' in Polar Areas
  March 23, 2006
• Admissions, Financial Aid to Move to Agassiz
  March 22, 2006
• Jeyifo Appointed Professor of African and African-American Studies
  March 22, 2006
• Lee and Deb Gehrke Named Acting Co-Masters of Quincy House
  March 20, 2006
• Molecule by Molecule, New Assay Shows Real-Time Gene Activity
  March 15, 2006
• Whites More Likely Than Blacks to Die Soon After Spouse's Death
  March 1, 2006
• High School AP Courses do not Predict College Success in Science
  February 17, 2006
• Godfrey-Smith Joins FAS As Professor Of Philosophy
  February 16, 2006
• Susan Athey Appointed Professor of Economics at Harvard
  February 9, 2006
• Harvard University Names Guido Imbens as Professor of Economics
  February 9, 2006
• Sidanius Named Professor of Psychology, Afro-American Studies
  February 2, 2006
• Indigenous Amazonians Display Core Understanding of Geometry
  January 19, 2006
• Long-Term Memory Controlled by Molecular Pathway at Synapses
  January 12, 2006

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2005

• 'Armored' Bubbles Can Exist in Stable Non-Spherical Shapes
  December 14, 2005
• Harvard College Creates Program for Research in Science and Engineering
  December 14, 2005
• Ancient Humans Brought Bottle Gourds to the Americas from Asia
  December 13, 2005
• Neuroscientist Randy Buckner Appointed Professor of Psychology
  November 17, 2005
• Global Signaling Study Suggests Cancer Link to Protein Promiscuity
  November 16, 2005
• Olfactory Input Dominates Reproductive Behavior in Mice
  November 10, 2005
• Harvard Completes Construction of New Social Sciences Complex
  November 10, 2005
• Bol to Lead Harvard's New Center for Geographic Analysis
  October 20, 2005
• Harvard College Expands List of 'Permissible' Destinations for Sponsored Activities Abroad
  October 5, 2005
• New Spaces For Students Get Boost From President, FAS Dean
  September 26, 2005
• Nanowires Can Detect Molecular Signs of Cancer, Scientists Find
  September 23, 2005
• Preschool Children Display Innate Skill With Numbers, Addition
  September 19, 2005
• Suzy M. Nelson Appointed Associate Dean for Residential Life
  September 15, 2005
• New Audiences to Experience "Justice," as Sandel's Course Will be Video Taped, Broadly Distributed: a Harvard College First
  September 14, 2005
• Harvard Opens its Doors to Students From Schools Hit by Katrina
  September 2, 2005
• Daniel Lord Smail Appointed Professor of History at Harvard
  August 30, 2005
• Peru's Ancient Bureaucrats Used Knotted-string Devices as Ledgers
  August 11, 2005
• Human Cerebellum and Cortex Age in Very Different Ways
  August 1, 2005
• Divergent Life History Shapes Gene Expression in Brains of Salmon
  July 20, 2005
• Study: Predatory Dinosaurs Had Bird-like Pulmonary System
  July 13, 2005
• Martin Appointed FAS Diversity Advisor
  July 13, 2005
• Retina Adapts to Seek the Unexpected, Ignore the Commonplace
  July 7, 2005.shtml
• Buchloh Named Rosenblatt Professor of Modern Art at Harvard
  June 16, 2005
• Technology and Entrepreneurship Center at Harvard Announces 2005 Innovation Fellows
  June 13, 2005
• Skocpol Named Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
  June 3, 2005
• Erspamer Named Professor of Romance Languages and Literature
  June 1, 2005
• Narayanamurti to Step Down as DEAS and Physical Sciences Dean
  May 31, 2005
• Fehrenbach Named Professor of History of Art and Architecture
  May 11, 2005
• Edward J.P. Hall Joins Harvard's Department of Philosophy
  May 11, 2005
• Harvard Appoints Michael Hopkins as Professor of Mathematics
  April 29, 2005
• Harvard Scientists Create High-Speed Integrated Nanowire Circuits
  April 27, 2005
• Kuriyama Named Reischauer Institute Professor of Cultural History
  April 20, 2005
• Horng-Tzer Yau Named Professor of Mathematics at Harvard April 14, 2005
• Harvard Begins Construction of Northwest Science Building
  April 14, 2005
• The Silk Road Project Rhode Island School of Design and Harvard University, Announce New Educational Collaborations
  March 23, 2005
• Harvard Sets 2005-2006 Undergraduate Tuition and Fees
  March 23, 2005
• David Liu and Xiaowei Zhuang Named HHMI Investigators
  March 21, 2005
• Sheldon White, Architect of Youth Policy and Programs, Dies at 76
  March 19, 2005
• Faculty Vote - March 15, 2005
  March 15, 2005
• Schier Appointed Professor of Molecular and Cellular Biology
  March 2, 2005
• Jada Pinkett-Smith Named the 2005 Artist of the Year at Harvard
  February 23, 2005
• Warming World Could Worsen Pollution in Northeast, Midwest
  February 19, 2005
• Dunster, Mather Dining Halls to be Renovated
  February 18, 2005
• Chinese Used Diamonds to Polish Sapphire-rich Stone in 2500 BC
  February 11, 2005
• Sever Slated for Major Facelift
  February 10, 2005
• Faculty Of Arts And Sciences and Harvard Law School to Renovate Hemenway Gymnasium
  February 10, 2005
• Simulations Show How Growing Black Holes Regulate Galaxy Formation
  February 9, 2005
• Ernst Mayr, Giant Among Evolutionary Biologists, Dies at 100
  February 4, 2005
• Harvard Scientist Federico Capasso Wins 2005 King Faisal International Prize
  February 4, 2005
• Harvard Plans New College Theatre in Shell of Hasty Pudding Building
  February 3, 2005
• Harvard Scientists Discover How the Venus Flytrap Snaps
  January 26, 2005
• Study Links Racial and Ethnic Gap in Youth Violence to Social Factors
  January 25, 2005
• Harvard Biologists to Host 120 Cambridge Schoolchildren
  January 13, 2005
• Dingman, Herschbach Take on New College Roles
  January 6, 2005

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2004

• Carolyn Abbate Named Professor of Music at Harvard University
  December 14, 2004
• Harvard Scientists Investigate How the Brain May Encode Visual Information of Natural Scenes
  December 13, 2004
• Harvard Computer Scientist Michael O. Rabin Wins EMET Prize
  December 13, 2004
• McKenna Named Professor of Celtic Languages and Literatures
  December 8, 2004
• Brain Activity Reflects Complexity of Response to Other-Race Faces
  December 8, 2004
• Subir Sachdev Appointed Professor of Physics at Harvard Universtiy
  December 1, 2004
• Oral Saline Spray May Slash Spread of Exhaled Pathogens
  November 29, 2004
• Erin O'Shea Appointed Professor of Molecular and Cellular Biology
  November 19, 2004
• Endurance Running May Be Key to Evolution of Human Body Form
  November 17, 2004
• Automated Scans Let Scientists Track Drugs' Broad Effects on Cells
  November 11, 2004
• Brain Battles Itself Over Short-Term Rewards, Long-Term Goals
  October 14, 2004
• FAS Unveils New Version of My.Harvard Web Portal
  October 4, 2004
• DNA Lends Scientists A Hand, Revealing New Chemical Reactions
  September 29, 2004
• Researchers Find Signs of Grain Milling, Baking 23,000 Years Ago
  September 28, 2004
• Computer Scientists Develop Wireless System to Monitor Volcanoes
  September 23, 2004
• Harvard's FAS to Install Full Wireless Internet Access in Dorms
  September 22, 2004
• Scientists Find Nanowires Capable of Detecting Individual Viruses
  September 22, 2004
• Harvard Planting 71 Trees Along City Streets Adjacent to Campus
  September 16, 2004
• Scientists Reinvent DNA as Template to Produce Collections of Organic Molecules
  August 19, 2004
• Wang Named Professor of East Asian Languages and Civilizations
  August 18, 2004
• New Research Explains Lag in Onset of Common Type of Vertigo
  August 2, 2004
• Scientists Pinpoint Molecules That Generate Synapses
  July 23, 2004
• Parents' Native Tongue Doesn't Color Infant Perception of Objects
  July 12, 2004
• Sendhil Mullainathan Named Professor of Economics at Harvard
  July 7, 2004
• Ancient Chinese Used Machine to Etch Patterns on Jade Burial Rings
  June 10, 2004
• O'Brien Named Harvard College Deputy Dean
  June 3, 2004
• Alcock to Lead Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
  May 17, 2004
• Harvard Engineers Propose 'Molecular Car'
  May 14, 2004
• Harvard Undergraduate Kyle Clark's Dynamic Flight Simulator Wins "Best in Show"; Model Could Become the Basis of A Future CyclePlane
  May 6, 2004
• Technology and Entrepreneurship Center at Harvard Launches Innovation Program; Selects 2004 Innovation Fellows
  May 5, 2004
• Insulin-Producing Pancreatic Cells are Replenished by Duplication
  May 5, 2004
• Technique Pinpoints Tuberculosis, Malaria Genes Prone to Evolving
  April 28, 2004
• Harvard Releases Report on Review of Undergraduate Education
  April 26, 2004
• Alan Nawoj, A Graduate Student in Computer Science at Harvard, Wins Prestigious AFCEA Ralph W. Shrader Scholarship
  April 26, 2004
• Harvard Computer Scientist Salil Vadhan '95 Wins 2004 Young Investigator Award From the Office of Naval Research
  April 19, 2004
• Improvements in Loker Commons
  April 14, 2004
• Hanna Gray to Receive Harvard Honor
  April 5, 2004
• Harvard Scientist Federico Capasso Wins Tomassoni Award
  March 29, 2004
• Physicists Observe Information Exchange Between Quantum Dots
  March 25, 2004
• Harvard College Sets 2004-2005 Undergraduate Tuition and Fees
  March 23, 2004
• Researchers Find Unwanted Thoughts Come Back in Dreams
  March 22, 2004
• Structural Quirk May Explain Odd Magnetism Of Neptune, Uranus
  March 10, 2004
• New Human Embryonic Stem Cell Lines to be Made Available to Researchers
  March 3, 2004
• Award Winning Actor, Comedian George Lopez
  February 24, 2004
• Millennia of Human Contact Linked to Unusual Canine Cognition
  February 14, 2004
• Harvard Senior Christine Susan Mulvey Awarded the 2003 Colonel and Mrs. S.S. Dennis, III Scholarship
  February 12, 2004
• Scientists Clarify How Cells Repair Oxidative Damage to DNA
  February 11, 2004
• Edwards Named Professor of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology
  January 27, 2004
• Harvard's Lene V. Hau Wins 2004 Richtmyer Memorial Lecture Award From the American Association of Physics Teachers
  January 26, 2004
• New Lewis and Clark Artifact Found at the Peabody Museum, Harvard University
  January 15, 2004
• Monkeys Unable to Master Grammar Crucial to Human Language
  January 15, 2004
• Harvard Biologists to Host 120 Cambridge Schoolchildren
  January 6, 2004

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2003

• Harvard Scientist Federico Capasso Awarded the 2004 Arthur L. Schawlow Prize by the American Physical Society
  December 18, 2003
• Harvard Scientist Federico Capasso Wins IEEE Edison Medal
  December 18, 2003
• Harvard Uses IBM Technology to Create Crimson Grid for Collaborative Research
  December 17, 2003
• Light Propagates Via Wires More Slender Than Its Own Wavelength
  December 17, 2003
• Tiniest Droplets Come From Taps that are Triangular, Not Round
  December 12, 2003
• Scientists Use Rubidium to Hold Photons in a Frozen Light Pulse
  December 10, 2003
• Scientists Pinpoint How Fish Save Energy by Swimming in Schools
  November 27, 2003
• Fash Named Peabody Museum Director
  November 6, 2003
• College Appoints New Assistant Dean
  September 23, 2003
• Changing the Face of Biology: Harvard-Led Team Will Study 'Modular Design' in Living Systems With Support from NIGMS Center of Excellence Grant
  September 15, 2003
• Extracurricular Spaces in Radcliffe Quadrangle Area Planned: Options Call for QRAC, Hilles Alterations
  September 12, 2003
• Obituary: Franklin L. Ford, Former Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, at 82
  August 31, 2003
• Kane Named Harvard Registrar
  August 14, 2003
• Governor Swift to Receive Harvard Honor
  April 10, 2003
• Benedict H. Gross Named Dean of Harvard College
  April 8, 2003
• Cambridge School Opens State of the Art Microscopy Suite
  March 27, 2003
• Harvard Sets 2003-2004 Undergraduate Tuition and Fees
  March 20, 2003
• Undergraduate Education Review Working Groups, Chairs Announced
  March 6, 2003
• Harvard Black Men's Forum Honors Phylicia A. Rashad Former Cosby Show Star to Receive Woman of the Year Award
  February 26, 2003
• Edwards to Head Harvard International Programs
  February 19, 2003

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