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281 results for "Science"

281 results for "Science"

Science

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Faculty and researchers in the Science Division study phenomena from the tiniest subatomic particles to the largest structures in the universe; from the workings of a single protein in a cell to the complete ecology of a forest; from the most abstract...

I ♥ Science

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Shake off the winter blues and release your inner scientist! This popular annual event offers the chance to interact with professional scientists and amateur collectors, while also trying your hand at simple science explorations. Meet Harvard scientists...

Social Science

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The Division of Social Science seeks to innovate and excel in creating and passing on social science knowledge, with the goal of enriching our understanding of human society and relationships and improving people’s lives. FAS Social Science engages and...

New Dean of Science

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Dear members of the FAS and SEAS communities, It is with great enthusiasm that I write to announce that David Johnston, Betty Wold Johnson Foundation Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences, will serve as the next Dean of Science for the Faculty of Arts...

New Divisional Dean of Science

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Dear FAS community, I am truly delighted to announce that Jeff Lichtman, Jeremy R. Knowles Professor of Molecular and Cellular Biology and Santiago Ramón y Cajal Professor of Arts and Sciences, will serve as the next Divisional Dean of Science. His tenure...

Doing Science with Agentic AI

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Free and open to all – no registration required AI agents can now do real science — suggest and correct research directions, do challenging multistep technical computations, write and run code in any programming language, perform deep literature reviews...

Dean of Social Science Spring Leave

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Dear colleagues, I write to share that Lawrence Bobo, Dean of Social Science and the W. E. B. Du Bois Professor of the Social Sciences, will be taking a personal leave for the spring 2025 term. I look forward to welcoming him back as dean for the fall...

Faculty Seminar: Generative AI and the Future of Science

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In this final fall seminar, Christopher Stubbs will present Generative AI and the Future of Science: An Impending Collision or Grand Opportunity? Drawing on examples from astrophysics, Stubbs will explore the utility and limitations of GAI in scientific...