In August 2022, President Joe Biden signed into law the US Chips and Science Act, which allocated $53 billion in government funding to revitalize the US semiconductor industry. After decades of industry decline behind the world’s current leading semiconductor manufacturer,

TikTok has made headlines in recent months for the potential national security threat that it presents to the United States. I contend that there is a more alarming, yet largely unacknowledged, harm posed by TikTok and similar platforms: the large-scale

My college experience has largely played out in two areas. As a (good-ish) student, I spend most of my time on campus, where I attend classes, talk with friends, and perform the everyday tasks of life. When I’m not studying,

In a conversation buzzing with enthusiasm, Ron Nachum, co-founder of Sapien, detailed his entrepreneurial journey from a Harvard dorm room, to dropping out after his sophomore year, to the helm of a cutting-edge AI company. Sapien is an AI platform

In 1967, Jocelyn Bell Burnell, a female scientist, “discovered pulsars” and published a paper alongside her adviser, Antony Hewish, a male scientist. Yet, only Hewish and Martin Ryle—other male colleagues—were “given the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1974 for the

For the past several years, videos of illegally captured and poached pangolins have been circulating on Facebook, YouTube, and Whatsapp, posted by wildlife traffickers hoping to advertise to buyers online. While this has generated negative press due to pangolins being

In an era where technology’s reach seems boundless, privacy concerns have taken center stage. Two Harvard students, AnhPhu Nguyen and Caine Ardayfio, have turned the spotlight on the vulnerabilities we face with their project. I-XRAY is an artificial intelligence tool

Could there be a world where electric power flows as abundantly as water? The hydrogen found in the H2O of our oceans, rains, and pipes may very well be the key to solving global clean energy problems. Hydrogen is the

Bottled water has always been a centerpiece of the consumer experience. Advertisers go to great lengths to further solidify the indispensable nature of drinking water. Bottled water is convenient and ready at a moment’s notice. But another part of bottled water

K-12 Education has been a largely static institution since its inception with inequity and a lack of accessibility. Imagine a world where every child, regardless of their location or socioeconomic status, has access to high-quality education. This vision is rapidly