Study Puts a Number on What ‘Exxon Knew’ Decades Ago about Climate Science
The findings are based on never-previously reported data from the company's own documents
Articles by Harvard University
Discovery of New Lobster Species Calls for Revision of Current Classification
New study of deep-sea squat lobsters combines molecular data and microCT to demonstrate a wide species distribution
60 Million Years of Climate Change Drove the Evolution of Reptiles
New study reexamines the explosive evolution and diversification of reptiles during the Triassic period
Blood-Sucking Leeches Can Help Scientists Map Biodiversity
Analyzing DNA from leeches gives scientists big-picture view of vertebrate diversity across a nature reserve in China
Researcher Develops Program to Read and Decipher Any Genome Sequence
New computer program called Codetta can read the genome sequence of any organism and then determine its genetic code
Harvard Researchers Use Dyes to Store Data
Chemists’ dye method holds promise for long-term data storage
Analysis of Fossil Sheds Light on Reptile Evolution
New species of fossil reptile identified from 231 million years ago
Physicists Take Big Step in Race to Quantum Computing
Team develops simulator with 256 qubits, largest of its kind ever created
Why Developing a Taste for Carbs Wasn't a Bad Thing
Findings on Neanderthal oral microbiomes offer new clues on evolution, health
High-Res 3D Images Could Lead to Better Chromosome Models
High-resolution, 3D images of human chromosomes in single cells reveal how DNA structure might influence its function