Earth & Environment Science
Geology, oceans, ecosystems and planetary earth systems research
A Solo Canoe Journey on the Yukon River: Paul Firth's Wilderness Adventure
Paul Firth shares his experience navigating the Yukon River solo, confronting both nature's challenges and the solitude of the wilderness.
Live Goblin Sharks Documented in Their Natural Habitat for the First Time
For the first time, live goblin sharks have been filmed in their deep-sea environment, offering insights into their habitat and behavior.
New Insights into Oviraptor Nesting Behavior Shed Light on Dinosaur Incubation Practices
A recent study reconstructs oviraptor nesting and incubating behaviors, revealing they relied more on environmental heat than on direct body warmth from adults.
New Insights into Early Primate Evolution from Southern Purgatorius Fossils
A recent discovery of tiny Purgatorius fossils in Colorado sheds light on early primate evolution and movement across North America.
Honoring Jack Reardon: A Legacy of Mentorship and Commitment at Harvard
Jack Reardon's profound mentorship and dedication to Harvard shaped countless lives; his legacy continues to inspire future generations.
Record-Breaking Black Coral Discovery in Fiordland
A 400-year-old black coral, measuring 4 meters tall and 4.5 meters wide, has been discovered in New Zealand's Fiordland, shocking researchers.
Discovery of a New Bird Species in Japan Highlights Genetic Research Importance
A recently identified bird species in Japan underscores the critical role of genetic research in biodiversity conservation.
New Dinosaur Discovery Sheds Light on Ancient Predator-Prey Dynamics in Prehistoric Ecosystems
A newly identified dinosaur, Jian changmaensis, provides critical insight into predator-prey interactions among ancient birds in China’s Changma Basin.
Fossil Discovery Sheds Light on New Zealand's Ancient Ecosystem
Researchers unveil significant fossil finds in New Zealand, revealing a diverse ecosystem that existed a million years ago, predating human arrival.
T. rex Growth Duration Exceeds 25 Years, New Research Reveals
New research indicates that Tyrannosaurus rex took around 40 years to achieve full maturity, revealing insights into its growth and species classification.
Addressing the Urgency of Social Security's Funding Challenges
With Social Security facing a cash crunch by 2032, Jason Furman discusses necessary solutions and the diminishing political will to address the issue.
Celebrating Connection: The Significance of Harvard Alumni Day 2023
Harvard Alumni Day celebrates tradition and networking, blending nostalgia with modern engagement, highlighting the enduring bonds within the alumni community.
Gordon Wood: A Profound Influence on American Historical Scholarship
Renowned historian Gordon Wood reshaped the understanding of American history, leaving an indelible mark with his impactful works and teachings.
Celebrating Unity and Pride at Harvard's 375th Commencement Ceremony
Harvard's 375th Commencement was a vibrant celebration of achievement, unity, and tradition, highlighted by the joyful presence of graduates and alumni.
Harvard University Confers Over 10,000 Degrees in Landmark Commencement Ceremony
Harvard University's recent commencement ceremony saw the awarding of 10,143 degrees, reflecting a diverse range of programs across multiple schools.
New Leadership Takes Shape at Harvard Alumni Boards
Harvard alumni have elected new members to the Board of Overseers and Harvard Alumni Association directors, set to begin their terms soon.
Celebrating Tradition: The Legacy of Commencement Bells at Harvard
Harvard commemorates its 375th Commencement by honoring the legacy of bells, including the late Cynthia W. Rossano, who established this cherished tradition.
Diverse Perspectives from Harvard’s Commencement Orators
Three graduates highlight the power of unity amidst diversity in their speeches at Harvard's 375th Commencement.
Harvard Graduates Urged to Cultivate Character Beyond Academic Success
At Harvard’s Phi Beta Kappa ceremony, speakers emphasized the importance of character and responsibility alongside academic achievement for graduates.
Harvard's Alan Garber Asserts the Importance of Effort amidst AI Advancements
In his Baccalaureate address, Harvard President Alan Garber highlights the enduring significance of effort in a technology-driven world for the Class of 2026.