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CORRECTION The original print and online headlines of the story "Kennedy School Honors Harvard Vets" incorrectly implied that an event paying tribute to veterans was sponsored only by the Institute of Politics. In fact, the Center for Public Leadership at the Kennedy School co-sponsored the event with...
...Both in print and in conversation, the discussion of this huge event has veered away from substantive issues about Faust’s vision for the University; instead it has had a remarkably narrow focus: gender. Such dialogue neglects to address the momentous changes facing Harvard in the coming years—from the Harvard College Curricular Review to Allston and beyond...
...here—we want to be a good neighbor in Allston.” According to Lentz, the art museum would be equally dedicated to public use, artwork storage, and office and research spaces for Harvard faculty. He added that coordinated visits with local schools and workshops in print-making and photography would also benefit the community. Residents nevertheless still questioned the choice for the museum’s location. “It appears that this is a great-looking building, but it’s just too big for the site you’re looking...
...Simon Jones, Vice President of product development at Plastic Logic, his company's mission comes down to this simple but startling question: "What if you could print electronics on just about anything at very low cost?" A corner office at the Cambridge, U.K., firm is filled with models of products that could be built: hospital bracelets synched to update when info is added to a medical file, musical scores that refresh so you'd never need to turn a page and a series of portable text displays. That, says Jones, is what happens when you can make circuits not from...
...realistic goal for many years, they are quickly becoming suitable for applications where fragile silicon chips are impractical. Imagine electronics so cheap you could put them in disposable packaging, for example, or so light and flexible you could put them in your clothes. Processes similar to ink-jet printing can literally print circuitry onto materials. Because Plastic Logic can do this at room temperature, and because plastic is cheaper to begin with, some estimate its plastic chips might cost as little as one-tenth of conventional silicon chips, once volume picks up in coming years...