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The Hidden Histories Preserved in Scrapbooks at Schlesinger Library
Earth & Environment Science · May 04, 2026

The Hidden Histories Preserved in Scrapbooks at Schlesinger Library

The Schlesinger Library's extensive scrapbook collection unveils untold narratives, shedding light on everyday lives and marginalized histories.

New Research Highlights Safety Improvements in Everest Climbing
Earth & Environment Science · Apr 28, 2026

New Research Highlights Safety Improvements in Everest Climbing

A recent study shows that climbing Mount Everest is becoming safer, with a significant decrease in mortality rates attributed to improved technology and practices.

Historic Choral Collaboration: Harvard Glee Club Joins Fisk Jubilee Singers in Nashville
Earth & Environment Science · Apr 28, 2026

Historic Choral Collaboration: Harvard Glee Club Joins Fisk Jubilee Singers in Nashville

Harvard Glee Club and Fisk Jubilee Singers unite in Nashville for a historic performance, emphasizing the power of collaboration and musical camaraderie.

Preserving the Legacy of Black Photography: Deborah Willis' Ongoing Quest
Earth & Environment Science · Apr 28, 2026

Preserving the Legacy of Black Photography: Deborah Willis' Ongoing Quest

Deborah Willis continues to unearth significant yet overlooked contributions to Black photography, sharing insights on her recent findings and historical context.

Unlocking Gut Health: Insights from Dr. Trisha Pasricha on Bowel Wellness
Earth & Environment Science · Apr 27, 2026

Unlocking Gut Health: Insights from Dr. Trisha Pasricha on Bowel Wellness

Nearly 40% of Americans face bowel-related issues, highlighting the importance of gut health and its connection to overall well-being.

Catherine Lacey: The Interplay Between Personal Truth and Fiction
Earth & Environment Science · Apr 27, 2026

Catherine Lacey: The Interplay Between Personal Truth and Fiction

Catherine Lacey explores the emotional risks of writing fiction, revealing connections between personal experiences and her narratives in a compelling way.

Understanding the Nuances of AI-Related Psychosis in Mental Health
Earth & Environment Science · Apr 24, 2026

Understanding the Nuances of AI-Related Psychosis in Mental Health

Experts propose a nuanced view of "AI psychosis," categorizing its effects and urging caution in media narratives surrounding the issue.

Revisiting the Myths of the American West: A Diverse Narrative Unfolds
Earth & Environment Science · Apr 22, 2026

Revisiting the Myths of the American West: A Diverse Narrative Unfolds

Megan Kate Nelson's new book dismantles traditional myths of westward expansion, highlighting a rich tapestry of diverse voices and experiences.

New Insights into Quantum Heat Flow Challenge Conventional Thermodynamics
Physics & Space Science · Apr 20, 2026

New Insights into Quantum Heat Flow Challenge Conventional Thermodynamics

Recent research uncovers unusual heat flow behaviors in quantum computers, enhancing our understanding of quantum thermodynamics and error management.

Read Issue 23 now!
Earth & Environment Science · Apr 19, 2026

Read Issue 23 now!

Sleep, coffee and cheating at Tetris feature in our SS26 issue! Plus all your favourite puzzles & columns. The post Read Issue 23 now! appeared first on Chalkdust.

Dear Dirichlet, Issue 23
Earth & Environment Science · Apr 19, 2026

Dear Dirichlet, Issue 23

Travel, trade and Tony Blackburn pepper the prof's postbag this issue The post Dear Dirichlet, Issue 23 appeared first on Chalkdust.

On the cover: A new puzzle every day
Earth & Environment Science · Apr 19, 2026

On the cover: A new puzzle every day

Matthew Scroggs puts polyominoes inside polygons The post On the cover: A new puzzle every day appeared first on Chalkdust.

Comic: Introduction to catalysis
Earth & Environment Science · Apr 19, 2026

Comic: Introduction to catalysis

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Cheating at Tetris
Biology & Genetics · Apr 19, 2026

Cheating at Tetris

Ffreuer Bristow works out which pieces can force someone to lose The post Cheating at Tetris appeared first on Chalkdust.

The big argument: 6 or 7?
Earth & Environment Science · Apr 19, 2026

The big argument: 6 or 7?

✋ Which is best? 🤚 The post The big argument: 6 or 7? appeared first on Chalkdust.

Which generation are you?
Earth & Environment Science · Apr 19, 2026

Which generation are you?

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The secret life of words
Earth & Environment Science · Apr 19, 2026

The secret life of words

Barry Pawlik builds words and sentences from doubles The post The secret life of words appeared first on Chalkdust.

Reflections on Beauty and Womanhood in Jayne Anne Phillips' Memoir
Earth & Environment Science · Apr 15, 2026

Reflections on Beauty and Womanhood in Jayne Anne Phillips' Memoir

Jayne Anne Phillips explores themes of beauty, womanhood, and community in her memoir, drawing from childhood experiences in a West Virginia beauty shop.

Novel Vaccine Strategy Using EVs Could Transform Influenza Prevention
Biology & Genetics · Apr 08, 2026

Novel Vaccine Strategy Using EVs Could Transform Influenza Prevention

A new vaccine approach using extracellular vesicles shows potential for broad influenza immunity, which could reshape flu prevention strategies.

VHS Preservation: The Race Against Time to Save Valuable Historical Material
Earth & Environment Science · Apr 03, 2026

VHS Preservation: The Race Against Time to Save Valuable Historical Material

As VHS technology fades away, Harvard archivists scramble to preserve invaluable recordings, employing unique methods like baking for digitization.