What is the National Park Service worth to Americans?

New century brings new challenges for national parks
Kennedy School’s Bilmes shares findings from forward-looking commission
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Radcliffe's Sunken Garden in 360 degrees.

'"This splendid oasis in the city..." Hidden Spaces (Around HGSE): The Sunken Garden in Radcliffe Yard http://hvrd.me/LxTp303iKx2'
Harvard Graduate School of Education
August 16 at 6:45pm

"This splendid oasis in the city..."

Hidden Spaces (Around HGSE): The Sunken Garden in Radcliffe Yard

http://hvrd.me/LxTp303iKx2

To understand brain development, researchers will undertake one of the most comprehensive imaging studies ever.

How the brain develops
Harvard researchers, others will study how its connections mature through youth
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The Harvard Art Museums unveils a rich digital resource devoted to Bauhaus.

Ahead of Bauhaus centennial, a digital gateway
Insights on 32,000 objects illuminate movement’s Harvard ties
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Climate change will cause poisonous smoke waves from wildfires to be longer, more intense, and more frequent, study says.

‘Smoke waves’ will affect millions in coming decades
Researchers identify western U.S. counties with the highest risk of exposure to pollution from wildfires
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Summer sessions have wound down and move-in day is coming up soon! Thanks to Aspen Halle for capturing these last fleeting summer days in Harvard Yard with this beautiful photograph.

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The instruments behind Harvard's scientific discoveries are on full view in this 360 photo.

'The Putnam Gallery in 360 degrees! Thanks to Tim Letteney of the Harvard Museums of Science & Culture for this great initiative.'
Harvard Collection of Historical Scientific Instruments
August 15 at 7:31am

The Putnam Gallery in 360 degrees! Thanks to Tim Letteney of the Harvard Museums of Science & Culture for this great initiative.

A map-based portal for Los Angeles, California could serve as a model for other cities looking to become more efficient and transparent.

Location is driving the value of L.A.’s open data
Los Angeles leads open data innovation with the GeoHub
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Researchers have designed new light-emitting molecules that could dramatically improve displays.

Toward a better screen
New molecules promise cheaper, more efficient OLED displays
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Welcome to the Harvard Medical School and Harvard School of Dental Medicine class of 2020!

'Take a 360° look at the newest class of Harvard Medical School.'
Harvard Medical School
August 6 at 10:25am

Take a 360° look at the newest class of Harvard Medical School.

The spectacular gardens and rare collections of Dumbarton Oaks inspire a forthcoming book http://hvrd.me/4CSn303bmsz

A new study uses sports to identify the differences between how men and women resolve conflict.

Resolving conflict: men vs. women
Though men compete more aggressively, they make peace more easily afterward, study says
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The drinking water of millions of Americans contains industrial chemicals known to cause cancer and immunodeficiency.

Unsafe levels of toxic chemicals found in drinking water of 33 states
Harvard study finds high levels of fluorinated compounds that have been linked to cancer, hormone disruption
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“George Daley is an eminent scientist, a dedicated educator, an adept bridge-builder, a compelling advocate for scientific discovery, and a person of remarkable leadership qualities and thoughtful judgment.”

George Q. Daley named dean of Harvard Medical School
George Q. Daley will become the next dean of the Faculty of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, Harvard President Drew Faust and Provost Alan Garber announced.
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Discover the unique treasures of Harvard's Houghton Library on National Book Lovers Day.

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"Why do we need to be sitting in an office to be working productively? Does a workspace need to have desks and chairs?"

Design for movement
Graduate thesis explores changing relationship between architecture and healthy living
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Scientists from Harvard and Google make a breakthrough that could lead to the development of new materials with unique properties.

New way to model molecules
In study, quantum computer simulates their behavior accurately, which can greatly speed up research
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A photojournalist captures the indomitable spirit of Iranian women in good times and bad.

The surprising women of Iran
Cambridge photojournalist challenges perceptions of Iranian women in latest exhibit
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Enjoy Radcliffe Yard in full summer splendor with this 360° photo.

'From this very spot in May 2017, hundreds of HGSE students will receive their degrees and become members of the Harvard alumni community. Here's what that spot in Radcliffe Yard looks like on a beautiful summer afternoon in August -- with no tent, stage, and wool gowns.'
Harvard Graduate School of Education
August 4 at 11:43am

From this very spot in May 2017, hundreds of HGSE students will receive their degrees and become members of the Harvard alumni community. Here's what that spot in Radcliffe Yard looks like on a beautiful summer afternoon in August -- with no tent, stage, and wool gowns.