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Our most-read news from 2017

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In 2017, our department made daring discoveries, pursued new frontiers, and excelled in teaching and research. Below, we countdown the year's ten most-read news and celebrate the varied successes of our faculty, students, researchers and alumni. 10. Alan...

News: Research Driven by the Heart

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If anyone would want to do cardiac research at Boston Children’s Hospital (BCH), it’s Shivani Srikanth. As a child, Srikanth had a heart condition that required a pacemaker to be surgically implanted, and the procedure was done at BCH. Now a fourth-year...

Hails and Farewells: Staff News

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We are pleased to congratulate Renée Donlon, Administrative Coordinator in the Lieber group, on her 5 years of working at CCB, and Elise Hewlett from Finance and Research Administration on her 15 years of service to Harvard. We also welcome staff member...

Nanowire-based Perturbation of Primary T Cells

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In a new paper in the journal Nature, Alex Shalek and Jellert Gaublomme in Hongkun Park’s research group, in collaboration with Aviv Regev (Broad) and Vijay Kuchroo (Brigham and Womens Hospital), have utilized nanowire-based delivery to decipher the...

A New Catalyst from the Betley Lab

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With graduate student Elisabeth Hennessy, Prof. Ted Betley has devised a new iron-dipyrrinato catalyst for converting unreactive C-H bonds in organic azides to reactive C-H bonds in cyclic amines as documented in Science and Chemistry and Engineering News...

Park Group Collaboration Creates Nanothermometer

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Working with colleagues in the Physics Department, the Park group has developed a new tool for thermal sensing in living cells by exploiting the ground-state energy gap in the nitrogen vacancy centers found in some diamonds, as reported in Nature News.

Cohen, Xie to receive ACS National Awards next week

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Brief biographies of both Professor Adam Cohen, winner of the ACS Award in Pure Chemistry, and Professor Xiaoliang Sunney Xie, winner of the Peter Debye Award in Physical Chemistry, appear in recent issues of C&E News. The award presentations and...

Emily Balskus Named to the "Talented Twelve" by C&EN

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Professor Emily Balskus is called “The Microbiome Code Breaker” in the July 6th, 2015 issue of Chemical & Engineering News. She is one of the magazine’s inaugural “Talented Twelve” young researchers chosen by an international panel, as one of 12 “path...

News: Annabel’s army

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Harvard scientists help parents of 10-year-old patient escalate fight against rare neurological disorder Nina Frost knows that she might be too late to cure her daughter, but she keeps up the fight — one day, her work might transform the life of another...