Harvard's research landscape is wonderfully rich, but it is also complex and may be difficult to navigate. This website is intended to serve all Harvard scholars, new and experienced, as a hub that organizes and provides access to the many laws, regulations, and policies that may be applicable to one's research, and to resources that enable research.
The Harvard Food Law and Policy Clinic, along with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, and RecyclingWorks in Massachusetts will host a conference entitled Reduce & Recover: Save Food for People on Tuesday, June 28th and Wednesday, June 29th at Harvard Law School.
Ten research projects driven by faculty collaborators across six Harvard Schools will share over $1 million in the second round of grants awarded by the Climate Change Solutions Fund, an initiative launched last year by President Drew Faust to encourage multidisciplinary research around climate change. READ MORE HERE.
As an idea, the notion of an “artificial leaf” was always meant to be simple: Could scientists, using a handful of relatively cheap materials, harness the power of light to generate two powerful fuels — hydrogen and oxygen — by breaking apart water molecules? (Continue reading here)
