For their master's student capstone project, Susannah Su and Nathan Zhao used ChatGPT to develop tools to help frontline negotiators quickly process large amounts of documents ahead of the start of negotiations. buff.ly/4bMBXxl

One seminar on the neurophysiology of visual perception forever changed Nambi Nallasamy. He's now an ophthalmologist and surgeon at U-M Kellogg Eye Center, where his lab is developing ophthalmologic diagnostic tools that use computer vision and machine learning. buff.ly/4emKaKm

For their master's capstone project, a group of SEAS students built a machine learning model to extract information from limited partnership agreements, reducing the workload and complexity that financial firms face. buff.ly/4bT33TA

For their senior capstone project, seven SEAS students designed a a low-cost blimp capable of measuring emissions from factories, traffic or wildfires for NASA JPL. The blimp could be a solution for tracking real-time emissions changes over large areas. buff.ly/3x1sjb3

SEAS faculty discuss the science and ethics of solar geoengineering at a #HarvardClimateActionWeek panel. buff.ly/4ckd24a Salata Institute

Living through Hurricane Gilbert in Jamaica in 1988 taught Deika Morrison about the challenges of organizing disaster relief efforts. She'd eventually found @dogoodjamaica, which helps connect social impact non-profits around the island. buff.ly/4elBqUE

A research team at SEAS and Wyss Institute has developed a biodegradable scaffold material that can be locally injected under the skin and used to restimulate CAR-T cells after their administration to increase their therapeutic efficacy in killing tumors. buff.ly/3Rn9mpV

SEAS researchers developed a device to probe and control qubits in silicon, offering new insights into these potentially powerful systems for quantum networks and communications buff.ly/4ep0H09

Large language models (LLMs) could help "co-pilot" some aspects of the energy grid, such as outage response and crew assignments, but security and safety concerns must be addressed first, according to new research from SEAS and TAMU Engineering. buff.ly/3RAv4ag

SEAS researchers describe their worst climate fears in #HarvardClimateActionWeek panel entitled “What Could Go Wrong?” buff.ly/4evTN9B Salata Institute

Athena Kan's career in tech entrepreneurship began with CS50, the SEAS introduction to computer science. Now she's CEO at Dreambound, which helps connect people with job training and education opportunities. buff.ly/4eBq6Uq

More than 100 students gather for Quantum Noir, a conference for individuals of color interested or involved in quantum science, nanoscience and engineering. Several SEAS faculty were among those who led sessions in the event hosted by @cnsatharvard. buff.ly/3XEXELn

Four students pursuing Master in Design Engineering degrees at SEAS and Harvard GSD build Enlight, an AI-based browser extension offering data analytics for the visually impaired. The team placed third at the MIT Sloan Product Conference pitch competition. buff.ly/4br89VP

The SEAS post-baccalaureate program gives students a chance to develop graduate-level laboratory research skills in the 2-3 years after finishing their undergraduate degrees. This can help ease the transition from undergrad to graduate programs. buff.ly/4bCA9Gh

Lab-grown organs are a big step closer to reality thanks to Wyss & Harvard SEAS researchers. Their new co-SWIFT method replicates the double-layered cellular structure of human blood vessels & keeps human heart tissue alive and beating in vitro. Jennifer A. Lewis buff.ly/3WZvNom

There are millions more pets in the U.S. than veterinarians. SEAS alum Marc Atiyeh is aiming to help pet owners access veterinary medicine through Pawp, a veterinary telehealth service he co-founded with SEAS alum Andrew Malek and Cody Simons. buff.ly/4fHfLXP

Interested in our Master in Design Engineering program? This new video has all you need to know about the two-year program, which is co-run by SEAS and Harvard GSD. youtu.be/Y1gpgw242Tk?si…

Watching her mother struggle with both COPD and COVID-19 inspired Master in Design Engineering student Mimi Kigawa to found Zeph, which uses machine learning to help pulmonary disease patients track their rehab at home. buff.ly/4cyIdbz Harvard GSD

Last spring, a new class at SEAS aimed to combine computation with traditional design concepts to broaden the ways architects and designers can approach how they solve design challenges in robotics, materials science, architecture and fashion. buff.ly/4cCFbTH

Inspired by the future of bioengineering at SEAS, the BioSTAR program provided Boston-area high schoolers hands-on experience in cancer research, CRISPR, and more. Kudos to Samir Mitragotri and the team. #STEMEd buff.ly/4dEyUIl