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Jan 26, 2007 Spray-dry vaccine for TB developed New delivery system may be used for HIV as well as TB
Feb 24, 2009 Colleen Hansel wins Faculty Early Career Development award $212,000 NSF CAREER Award to support work in the emerging field of geomycology
Sep 27, 2006 Kavli Institute for Bionano Science and Technology Established at Harvard University Endowment will boost research at the interfaces of biology, engineering and nanoscience
Aug 19, 2009 Erez Lieberman-Aiden recognized as among world's top young innovators Technology Review honors graduate student whose interests span everything from the evolution of language to molecular biology
Aug 7, 2009 Berkman Center for Internet & Society and Center for Research on Computation and Society join fellowship programs Integration will foster multidisciplinary research opportunities at Harvard University
May 6, 2009 Applied physicists demonstrate role of dielectrics in nanowire devices Finding has potential to optimize performance of nanowire devices
Jan 8, 2009 Researchers measure elusive repulsive force from quantum fluctuations Exotic force could lead to a wide range of nanomechanical devices based on quantum levitation
Oct 12, 2008 CS master’s candidates from SEAS named among 2009 Siebel Scholars Neil Jhaveri and Daniel Shteremberg will each receive a $25,000 award
Sep 20, 2008 David Mooney and Rob Howe appointed associate deans at SEAS Mooney will oversee Applied Chemical/Biological Sciences and Engineering; Howe will oversee Academic Programs
Sep 25, 2010 Sponsors bring science & cooking lectures to a “hungry” public Popular talks by world class chefs and faculty use food and cooking explicate scientific principles
