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Because making cool stuff is what we do.
Can an undergraduate student save lives?
How did a rigorous computer programming class become one of the most popular courses at Harvard?
How can we empower billions of people who live without electricity? Could we charge a cell phone, dirt cheap?
Can renewable energy still power our lives when the sun isn't shining and the wind isn't blowing?
How do we know what's in the air? Can we take a cross section of the atmosphere?
Can new materials change the rules of physics?
Can engineers master the mechanics of flight, at the scale of insects?
What if the world's most accomplished engineers and applied scientists tackled the world's most intractable challenges? At Harvard SEAS, all it takes is a question.
