Join us for an exploration of Indian mythology in this episode of The Art of the PhD featuring Harvard Griffin GSAS PhD student Vaishnavi Patil.
Larissa Zhou envisions a future where people don’t just survive in space, they thrive—with hot delicious food to sustain them.
Kausalya Mahadevan is pushing the bounds of what textiles can be.
PhD student Mauro Lazarovich uncovers the profound impact of Latin American authors, artists, and intellectuals.
PhD candidate Sophie Barton’s Paw Games Study, part of Harvard’s Canine Brains Project, sheds light on canine play behavior.
Ellen Finch, a PhD student in psychology at Harvard Griffin GSAS, is on a mission to destigmatize and help people understand pathological narcissism.
PhD student Ciara Sypherd unravels the mysteries of animal communication and cognition, bringing us closer to understanding the intricate languages of our non-human counterparts.
Imagine a robot that can contour to the human body to assist with muscular rehabilitation, safely retrieve a jellyfish from the ocean without damaging it for biology research, wriggle through tight spaces for a search and rescue mission, or be run over by a car and bounce back to its original shape.
PhD student Davide Napoli explains how ancient Greek democracies used polarization to fuel innovation without jeopardizing civic unity.
