A Russian scientist who works at Harvard University’s Medical School has spent the last six ... frogs are technically difficult to do in human materials and hard to do in rodents,” he said.

Harvard Medical School submitted documentation to the Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights in cooperation with a Title VI antidiscrimination investigation into pro ...

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Organized by the Vermont Retail Lumber Dealers Association and led by its President, Claudia Homan, the event showcased the vital role of locally owned, independent building material companies in ...

After fifth-year Harvard Medical School students Ruchit Patel and Kelsey ... medical students at HMS on March 21 at the New Research Building to discover where they would begin their residency ...

Harvard Medical School researcher Kseniia Petrova was detained ... “Messages found on her phone revealed she planned to smuggle the materials through customs without declaring them.” ...

A Russian scientist working at Harvard Medical School has been detained by federal immigration officials for failing to declare frog embryos, according to her attorney who said the feds are ...

A Russian scientist at Harvard University’s Medical School was arrested by U.S. Immigration Customs and Enforcement after she failed to declare frog embryos brought back from France, according ...

A Russian scientist working at Harvard Medical School was detained at Boston Logan International Airport on February 16 when she was attempting to return from a trip to Paris. Kseniia Petrova ...

A Russian scientist working at Harvard Medical School was detained by ICE at Boston Logan International Airport when attempting to bring back frog embryos at the request of a professor.

Researchers in the US have taken inspiration from coral reefs to create fire-resistant, carbon-negative materials that could be used in ... civil and environmental engineering at the USC Viterbi ...

As part of a pilot project, her group built six houses using a sturdy, lightweight material called jutin instead. It’s made from jute – a natural fiber that’s cheap and abundant in Bangladesh. In the ...