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“We’re going to build an engineering school for the 21st century,” Venky says. “It will still be a part of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences because we are not going to train specialized engineers. What we want...
“Harvard has been teaching engineering and applied sciences for the past century and a half,” he writes in an e-mailed statement. “We have one undergraduate College, dedicated to the arts and to the sciences, with one set of graduation requirements...
Venky takes his response a step further. For him, making sure that engineering at Harvard maintains a liberal arts focus means more than simply ensuring that engineering undergraduates have a background in the humanities and social sciences. Rather, it should work the other way as well, with students who do...
Although Assistant Professor of Bioengineering Debra T. Auguste was not directly involved with the creation of the new Life Sciences curriculum at Harvard, she is in many ways a living example of breakthroughs that can be gained from multidisciplinary research. Auguste’s research focuses on better understanding the...
For some, “artificial intelligence” calls up images of little green men or a painfully long Steven Spielberg movie. For David C. Parkes, Loeb associate professor of the natural sciences and associate professor of computer science, artificial intelligence has more to do with developing creative solutions...