A former respiratory therapist, postdoctoral fellow Khamron Micheals employs statistical modeling and artificial intelligence tools to help predict and identify children at higher risk for lung diseases.
New antibody design blocks cytomegalovirus from hiding from the immune system and could lead to safer, more effective treatments for vulnerable patients.
After first being thrust into the remote work era, then facing the Great Resignation, and now scrambling to effectively — and ethically — use AI, more businesses are seeking the expertise of professionals with doctoral degrees.
BeatBox Beverage founders Justin Fenchel, MBA ’13, and Aimy Steadman, MBA ’13, went from B School to boxed wine stardom, with a focus on developing workers and keeping them.
Designed to give promising new scholars the freedom and funding to develop their academic work, the Harvard Society of Fellows admits 12 new members each year.
The Graduate School and its campus partners provide the resources below to help graduate students navigate their degrees, career development and physical and emotional well-being.
When Armando Lizarraga graduated high school, he enrolled in community college at the behest of a friend. But the experience was short lived. Now, the first-generation doctoral candidate who expects to earn his Ph.D. in Education Leadership and Policy next year is set to become the first in his family to complete the highest level of higher education.
With APECS, researchers in the School of Nursing and their collaborators in Computer Science and Enterprise Technology are bridging clinical observation and AI technology with a powerful tool to enhance education in an evolving healthcare environment.
