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Selina Hokello Shares PRISE Summer Research at Final Poster Session

As an undergraduate researcher in Harvard’s prestigious PRISE program, Selina Hokello delivered her final poster presentation today, showcasing the culmination of her summer research experience. The Program for Research in Science and Engineering (PRISE)...
Selina Hokello

Prof. Karin Öberg awarded Harnack Lecture

Prof. Karin Öberg awarded Harnack Lecture. The Harnack Lecture is an honour lecture by the Max Planck Society in commemoration of the German science reformer Adolf von Harnack. The international networking of science was an important element of Adolf von...

Alessandra Canta receives 2021 Captain Jonathan Fay Prize

The Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study is pleased to announce the 2021 recipients of the Captain Jonathan Fay Prize. The three winners were selected from among 74 Harvard College seniors awarded the Thomas Temple Hoopes Prize by the Faculty of Arts...
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Selina Hokello Shares PRISE Summer Research at Final Poster Session

As an undergraduate researcher in Harvard’s prestigious PRISE program, Selina Hokello delivered her final poster presentation today, showcasing the culmination of her summer research experience. The Program for Research in Science and Engineering (PRISE)...
Selina Hokello

HARVARD PORTRAIT Karin Öberg

GROWING UP IN Lutheran Sweden, Karin Öberg had no inkling that she would one day become an astrochemist, the first to observe a complex organic molecule in the freezing cloud of gas and dust surrounding a young star—or that she would convert to...
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Prof. Karin Öberg awarded Harnack Lecture

Prof. Karin Öberg awarded Harnack Lecture. The Harnack Lecture is an honour lecture by the Max Planck Society in commemoration of the German science reformer Adolf von Harnack. The international networking of science was an important element of Adolf von...

A Circumplanetary Disk Candidate Spotted with ALMA

Astronomers may have found a gaseous disk around a planet orbiting the young star AS 209. This is one of just four circumplanetary disk candidates discovered so far, and these observations enable the first mass estimate of a circumplanetary disk’s gas...
This image of the AS 209 protoplanetary disk at a wavelength of 1.25 millimeters shows the thermal emission from the dust. The white line at the lower right is a 10-au scale bar and the white circle at the lower left is the beam size for the observations.