59:38

Harvard SEAS PhD information session 2024/2025

01:36

3D knitted robots: manufacturing operation

02:20

Sara Ballantyne, MS/MBA: Engineering Sciences graduate student

07:50

ESE 161: Antimicrobial

05:46

ESE 161: Bisphenols

05:51

ESE 161: PFAS

07:59

ESE 161: Flame Retardants

08:03

ESE 161: Heavy Metals

06:45

ESE 161: Phthalates

07:00

ESE 161: VOCs

00:58

ES 100 Advice: Molly Bosworth, EE '24

02:47

Molly Bosworth, Electrical Engineering '24

02:08

Molly Bosworth, EE '24, Earthquake Survivor Detection (2:08)

01:39

Ben Schafer, PhD student in Applied Physics

01:24:57

Harvard Intro to Mathematical Visualization | Lecture 5: Mazes

01:26:53

Harvard Intro to Mathematical Visualization | Lecture 4: Artificial Life

01:20:02

Harvard Intro to Mathematical Visualization | Lecture 3: Chaos + Fractals

01:21:31

Harvard Intro to Mathematical Visualization | Lecture 1: Motivation

01:15:41

Harvard Intro to Mathematical Visualization | Lecture 2: Physics + Coffee

49:22

Harvard Intro to Mathematical Visualization | Lecture 6: Wrap-up

00:30

Intelligent liquid

01:35:54

Progress Reports: Some Common Cooking Issues Revisited - Dave Arnold & Harold McGee

01:02:26

Phase Transitions at Wusong Road - Jason Doo

01:01:14

The Science of Sugar - Joanne Chang

01:22:06

How Koji Builds Community - Rich Shih, Jen Rothman, Nicco Muratore.

54:38

The Science of Chocolate - Betty Petrova

01:00:19

The Thermodynamics of BBQ - Bryan Furman

01:48:01

The Science of Valuable Waste Fluids in Galapagos - Luciana Bianchi

01:22:50

Moon to Table, Cosmic Influence on Gastronomy - Mauro Colagreco

02:04

Robots to help with human habitation in space

01:50

Soft robotic device improves walking for individual with Parkinson’s disease

02:53

Harvard Engineers Without Borders: Global Impact

03:13

Harvard Engineers Without Borders: Recent Projects

00:35

Rubber that doesn’t grow cracks when stretched many times

04:44

Robinson Tom: Navajo Bioengineer at Harvard SEAS

02:20

David Parkes' untraditional path to Dean of Harvard SEAS.

02:44

How did David Parkes become interested in Computer Science?

00:39

How does David Parkes relax in the evening?

00:39

What is David Parkes' approach to air travel?

00:37

What are the competitive advantages of Harvard SEAS

02:11

Why does David Parkes think is it important for Harvard SEAS to support entrepreneurship?

02:45

How did David Parkes develop an interest in the computer science subfield of economics?

02:31

Why is building an inclusive community important to David Parkes?

02:17

How can Harvard SEAS help address the societal changes presented by new technologies?

01:57

What does leadership mean to David Parkes?

03:30

What is David Parkes' vision for Harvard SEAS?

04:13

Francisco Marmolejo-Cossío: Innovating with Indigenous Mexican communities

01:02

Soft robot pump powers soft robots, makes cocktails

02:17

Harvard Engineering: What If?

02:20

Harvard MS/MBA | TVI Class Overview

00:56

Multimaterial 3D printing with a twist

01:08:39

Sean Sherman: The (R)evolution of Indigenous Foodways - Science and Cooking 2022

58:55

Pia Leon and Malena Martinez: The Science of Peruvian Cooking

01:13:51

Chintan Pandya and Roni Mazumdar: Unapologetic Indian - Elasticity in Indian Food

59:05

Arielle Johnson: Flavor and Fermentation | Science & Cooking Lecture Series 2022

01:05:12

Joanne Chang 2022: The Science of Sugar

02:32

Harvard MS/MBA | Introduction

01:31

The physical intelligence of ant and robot collectives

01:50

Simple machine may pave the way for more powerful cell phones and WIFI

01:22

Tentacle robot can gently grasp fragile objects