Harvard researchers have produced countless scientific breakthroughs, from developing surgical anesthesia in 1846 to creating new lines of embryonic stem cells in 2004. But cutting-edge research is not limited to the University’s Nobel Prize-winners or top-flight faculty—many undergrads are pursuing high-level scientific research every day. This week, the Crimson takes a look at five students who are tackling topics ranging from sustainable development in the Middle East to flying robotic insects.
SHIV M. GAGLANI '10: Mapping Drug Resistance
ALICIA G. HARLEY '08: An Ancient City's Sprawl
JENNIFER A. LO '10: Cloning Enzymes
CESAR J. LOPEZ '09: Toward a Cure for AIDS
JESSICA K. SHANG '08: Tiny Flying 'Bots
For recent research, faculty profiles, and a look at the issues facing Harvard scientists, check out The Crimson's science page.
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