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Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) is where engineering, foundational science and the liberal arts converge.
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    Harvard SEAS
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    Aug 27
    Harvard SEAS researchers have demonstrated a promising new way to protect fragile quantum information using nothing but mechanical vibrations — essentially extremely small sound waves. bit.ly/4gz9uyG
    Illustration of a silicon-vacancy center in a diamond crystal lattice.
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    Harvard SEAS
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    Aug 25
    After his brother lost his sight, Raymond Liu wanted to use computer science to improve life for people with disabilities. Now a SEAS Ph.D. student, he developed Mobilio, a smartphone navigation assistant. bit.ly/4xTNRzT More about Mobilio: bit.ly/4qwPn8V
    Harvard SEAS student Raymond Liu holding a cell phone displaying an app for the visually impaired
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    Harvard SEAS
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    Aug 24
    Harvard engineers have developed a smartphone app called Mobilio that uses AI, built-in sensors and personalized audio beeps to give users with blindness or low vision continuous guidance and obstacle avoidance. bit.ly/4qwPn8V
    feet of person walking on a street with a cane
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    Harvard SEAS
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    Aug 19
    From Amazon emissions to AI for mental health, Matthew Stewart pivoted his Ph.D. at SEAS during COVID, immersed himself in machine learning, and now leads AI research at Pelago Health to build safer, clinically informed AI care. bit.ly/4cHsutp
    Harvard SEAS alum Matthew Stewart
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    Aug 11
    More than 80 countries face chronic drought, yet few act before crisis hits. Two Harvard MDE students built Ground State, an open‑source platform that helps governments decide when forecasts justify early action—protecting lives, budgets, and trust. bit.ly/4g0IWG8
    Harvard SEAS GSD students Mitul Iyengar and Luke Fiorante with meteorologists in Mozambique
    Harvard SEAS GSD students Mitul Iyengar and Luke Fiorante with meteorologists in Mozambique
    A screenshot from the Ground State drought preparedness program
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