This summer, a group of researchers from Korea University stirred up excitement in the scientific community with the news of a material called LK-99. Led by Lee Sukbae and Kim Ji-Hoon, the scientists released information about a room temperature superconductor.

Over the last two decades, Japan has seen a more gradual buildup in awareness and action for cybersecurity objectives than have other countries. Although cybersecurity was first mentioned as a significant issue in the yearly Ministry of Defense (MOD) report

Though technological breakthroughs punctuate the history of music production in the last century, survivorship bias makes it too easy to miss just how many once-heralded innovations fell to the wayside for their fleeting novelty. Today, alongside the rise of AI

Every year unveils the subtle brilliance that flows through Harvard’s daily endeavors, as a fresh wave of graduates emerges, ready to cast their dreams upon tomorrow. This year, we track the stories of ten such inspiring minds, as they meld

April, a graduate of Computer Science and Government with a Concurrent Masters in Computer Science. Originally from SF, her passion is building ethical technology. She founded the ML for Social Good course at Harvard and served as the Executive Director

Isaac Robinson, a graduate of Mathematics and Computer Science. Originally from Milton, Massachusetts, Isaac is passionate about digital governance, artificial intelligence, and electoral systems.  His professional experience includes work at Jane Street, Facebook, and the National Institute of Health. While

Maggie Schultz, a graduate of environmental science and engineering. Originally from Michigan, her work focuses on sustainability and data modeling. Previously, she has worked at Dewberry, the Harvard Sustainability Office, and the SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research. At Harvard,