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A team of Harvard astronomers have spotted a rocky planet with three suns, which greatly increases its chance of having its own atmosphere.

Science & Energy

This Rocky World With Three Suns May Have an Atmosphere

By Victor Tangermann

Over the course of nine years, Harvard University accepted about $9 million in donations from child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

Unlike MIT, Harvard Cut Off Epstein Donations After Conviction

By Dan Robitzski

Harvard's RoboBee X-Wing takes the RoboBee to the next level by sporting solar cells and an extra pair of wings for more stable flight.

This Minuscule Robotic Bee Only Uses Solar Energy to Fly

By Victor Tangermann

A Harvard physicist has proven that wormhole travel is possible, but rather than being a shortcut, it'd be a longer path between two points in space.

Quantum Physics

Harvard Physicist: Wormhole Travel Is Possible, but It’s Not Fast

By Kristin Houser

A team from MIT and Harvard has created a robot hand that's not only strong, but also soft — and it could usher in a new era in robotics.

New Robot Hand Works Like a Venus Flytrap to Grip Objects

By Kristin Houser

In a new interview, a Harvard astronomer opens up about the hunt for alien life — and what first alien contact would mean for human civilization.

Harvard Astronomer Predicts What First Alien Contact Will Be Like

By Jon Christian

Harvard Scientists to Release Sun-Dimming Sky Chemical in 2019

Harvard Scientists to Release Sun-Dimming Sky Chemical in 2019

By Jon Christian

We Now Have Soft Robots With a Sense of Touch. But Why?

We Now Have Soft Robots With a Sense of Touch. But Why?

By Chelsea Gohd

Refurbished Organs Could Save Millions on the Transplant List

Health & Medicine

Refurbished Organs Could Save Millions on the Transplant List

By Claudia Geib

Harvard’s Futuristic “Intelligent Bandages” Can Repair Your Body

Health & Medicine

Harvard’s Futuristic “Intelligent Bandages” Can Repair Your Body

By Patrick Caughill

The Arctic Is Rapidly Turning Green, and It’s a Serious Problem

Science & Energy

The Arctic Is Rapidly Turning Green, and It’s a Serious Problem

By Christianna Reedy

A Harvard Engineer Invented Stackable Homes

A Harvard Engineer Invented Stackable Homes

By Chelsea Gohd

Harvard Scientists Create Hard Drives That Are Alive

Science & Energy

Harvard Scientists Create Hard Drives That Are Alive

By Patrick Caughill

New Smart Window Can Turn Opaque With Just The Flick Of A Switch

Robots and Machines

New Smart Window Can Turn Opaque With Just The Flick Of A Switch

By Miguel Santos

Scientists Discover How the Human Brain Folds

Scientists Discover How the Human Brain Folds

By Sarah Marquart

“4D Printing” Creates Objects That Change Shape

“4D Printing” Creates Objects That Change Shape

By Jelor Gallego

Harvard Is Trying to Build Artificial Intelligence That is as Fast as the Human Brain

Artificial Intelligence

Harvard Is Trying to Build Artificial Intelligence That is as Fast as the Human Brain

By June Javelosa

Meet The World’s Smallest Robot, It’s the Size of Fly and Capable of Flight

Artificial Intelligence

Meet The World’s Smallest Robot, It’s the Size of Fly and Capable of Flight

By June Javelosa

Neurons Successfully Reprogrammed Inside Live Animals

Neuroscience and Brain

Neurons Successfully Reprogrammed Inside Live Animals

By Joseph Libunao

Three Tales of Science Fact that Seem Like Science Fiction

Three Tales of Science Fact that Seem Like Science Fiction

By Jolene Creighton