Scientists looking to measure the biodiversity of wild animals in a nature reserve are taking their lead from leeches.

A team of physicists from Harvard and elsewhere have created a new method for shuttling entangled atoms in a quantum processor at the forefront for building large-scale programmable quantum machines.

Andrew Knoll, Harvard’s Fisher Research Professor of Natural History and author of the recent popular science book “A Brief History of Earth: Four Billion Years in Eight Chapters,” shares six facts about the Earth.

Harvard researchers present a new method of volumetric 3D printing.

New research produces earliest DNA from Sub-Saharan Africa and a more complete look at ancient peoples.

Eight- to 10-month-olds can tell that two people are likely in a close relationship if they have interactions that involve some type of saliva-sharing.

A crab that swam the seas 95 million years ago was believed to be an active predator with sharp vision as opposed to today’s bottom-dwellers with limited vision.

Harvard researcher explains how overflowing rivers billions of years ago helped shape what Mars looks like today.

The n-queens challenge dates back to 1869. After working on the problem for about 5 years, mathematician Michael Simkin has an almost definitive solution.

Sex differences in COVID death rates vary by state and across time, suggesting social factors play a role.