Tag: harvard_gazette
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Harvard Gazette Highlights Warning That Work Has 'Sleepwalked' Into a Worse New Normal
Harvard Gazette's November 6, 2026 edition features a warning that work has sleepwalked into a less creative, more isolated new normal, alongside colorectal cancer and dental research coverage.
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Harvard Gazette Highlights Study Finding Abnormal Neurons Common in Developing Brain
Harvard Gazette newsletter spotlights research finding abnormal neurons surprisingly common in the developing brain, with the discovery of a quality control mechanism possibly offering clues to autism.
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Harvard Gazette Highlights 'Persuasion Bombing' Risk as AI Spreads in Workplaces
Harvard Gazette's Nov. 4, 2026 edition flags "persuasion bombing" as an AI tactic that can push experts toward mistakes, alongside a study on private equity-owned hospices and Medicare spending.
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Study of GLP-1 Users Finds Drinking Isn't What It Used to Be
Harvard Gazette highlights research on GLP-1 weight-loss drugs finding nearly half of users report drinking less alcohol, alongside coverage of 'digital resurrection' and youth disillusion with democracy.
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Harvard's Bill Hanage on an Early Flu Season, Vulnerability and the First mRNA Flu Vaccine
Harvard Gazette highlights a conversation with Chan School epidemiologist Bill Hanage on the flu season's early start, who is most at risk, and the first-ever mRNA flu vaccine.
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Harvard Gazette Newsletter Highlights Partisan Hiring Study, 'The Diplomat' Event
Harvard Gazette newsletter spotlights research on partisanship in hiring, a Harvard Kennedy School talk with Keri Russell and Debora Cahn, absenteeism data and Ouija board history.
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Harvard Gazette Roundup: German Far Right, Cancer Blood Test, Alaska Election Lawsuit
Harvard Gazette highlights a panel examining the German far right's breakthrough year, a Broad-developed blood test that catches low levels of tumor DNA, and a legal scholar's take on the DOJ's Alaska election lawsuit.
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Harvard College Sees 55,104 Applicants for Class of 2030
Harvard College received 55,104 applications for the Class of 2030, a 15 percent increase on the previous year, as the university also highlights AI and medicine research and upcoming events.
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Harvard's Kohane Warns Against Doomer and Utopian AI Forecasts
Harvard Medical School's Isaac Kohane cautions against both doomer and utopian AI forecasts, telling readers "We have agency here" in the latest Harvard Gazette newsletter.
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Harvard Gazette Highlights Quest for Wisdom, Credit-Law Change, and Youth Poll
Harvard Gazette roundup features Arthur Kleinman's caring-based "quest for wisdom," analysis of how a credit-law change boosted women's spending power, and a youth poll on the nation's direction.
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"Coding Kids" Author Says Students Need "Tech Civics" to Navigate the 21st-Century Classroom
Harvard Gazette roundup highlights a "Coding Kids" author's call for "tech civics" in schools, plus insights on "stealthy wealthy" neighbors, tax policy and inequality, and a race exhibit.
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Study: 556,200 Doctors Now Using AI, Often Beyond Their Expertise
A Harvard Gazette report says physician adoption of AI has been dramatic in speed and scale, with many doctors asking questions outside their own areas of expertise.
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Harvard Gazette Highlights Hip Fracture Risks, Gerrymandering Outlook, and Grudge Culture
Harvard Gazette roundup features an endocrinologist on the life-or-death stakes of weak bones, law professors on whether gerrymandering will be a November dud, and a look at grudge culture.
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Harvard Gazette Highlights Parenting Fears, AI Toolkit for Teachers
Harvard Gazette roundup covers the paralyzing fear of ruining your child, a K-12 artificial intelligence toolkit with an "AI To Z" glossary, and a Lani Guinier archive opening.
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Harvard's 'Nobel Incubator' Bio Labs Turns 95
Harvard Gazette marks 95 years of the Bio Labs, a facility described as a 'Nobel incubator,' alongside features on AI self-improvement, phone addiction and student projects.
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Harvard Gazette Newsletter Highlights: Supreme Court Opinions, Down-Ballot Research, Peptide Hype
Harvard Gazette newsletter features faculty-respected Supreme Court opinions, research challenging conventional wisdom on down-ballot effects, a Chan School professor on peptide hype, and upcoming campus events.
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Harvard Gazette Roundup: Nobel Laureates on Life After the Prize, Doctorow on Tech Monopoly, and a Climate Case Before SCOTUS
Harvard Gazette highlights include Claudia Goldin and Gary Ruvkun on life as Nobel laureates, Cory Doctorow on tech monopoly and AI, and a preview of Suncor Energy v. Boulder County.
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Harvard Gazette Highlights: Fairy Tales, CS50's AI Tutor, and Paul Giamatti
Harvard Gazette roundup features Maria Tatar on fairy tales, David Malan on CS50's AI tutor, Paul Giamatti on a monster role, and upcoming campus events.
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Could AI Be a U.S.-China Uniter? Harvard Gazette Highlights Furman on the Race With No Finish Line
Harvard Gazette newsletter spotlights Jason Furman on a race with no finish line, shared safety concerns and where dominance matters, plus cancer research and teacher isolation.
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Harvard Gazette Highlights Gene Therapy, Algorithms, and Migraine Research
Harvard Gazette spotlights gene therapy's promise and ethics with David Liu and Eliot Shearer, a podcast on algorithmic feeds, and a researcher's quest to crack the migraine puzzle.
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Harvard Gazette Highlights Administrative Burden, Gerrymandering, and National Security
Harvard Gazette roundup features a journalist's book on administrative burden, gerrymandering's effect on voters, a Law School national security initiative, and upcoming campus events.
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Every Candidate's Running Mate: AI
Strategists predict powerful new technology will bring seismic shifts to U.S. political life, while a Harvard Kennedy School budget analyst works to quantify the heavy toll of war.
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Tech Insiders Call for Humanist-Scientist Discourse Amid AI's 'Copernican Moment'
Harvard Gazette newsletter highlights tech insiders urging humanist-scientist dialogue in the AI age, plus stories on scandal prevention, a quiz, new faculty, and featured campus events.
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Harvard Panel Marks 9/11 Anniversary With Warning on National Unity
A Harvard Institute of Politics panel featuring a fire chief, a journalist and an admiral who survived the Pentagon attack lamented the decline in U.S. national unity since 9/11.
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Newly Approved Pancreatic Cancer Drug Called 'Critical First Step'
Harvard Gazette reports a frontline researcher calls a newly approved pancreatic cancer medication a 'critical first step'; also features a mathematician's lesson and Alejandro Mayorkas on post-9/11 Homeland Security.
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