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For the first time, researchers at Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences demonstrated a single quantum of vibrational energy interacting with a single atomic spin, seeding a pathway to quantum technologies that use sound.

Within Harvard's Quantum Initiative in Science and Engineering, an entrepreneurial ecosystem has emerged, fostering industry collaborations and the launch of three startups to advance quantum computing and networking.  

Harvard researchers have developed a 3D printing method that places “active” liquid crystal elastomers and “passive” elastomers side by side in filaments, effectively pre programming the filaments to bend, twist, expand, or contract in specific ways when heated or cooled.

Organ Chips developed at the Wyss Institute and commercialized by Emulate were aboard NASA’s Artemis II mission. Wyss and Emulate scientists will study the Bone Marrow Chips to understand how microgravity and radiation affect the human body.