Professor of the History of Science & Studies of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Sarah Richardson, and History of Science Asst. Professor Victor Seow, have both been named Cabot Fellows for their new books!... Read more about History of Science Scholars Honored With 2022 Cabot Fellowships

Galison's film "Shattering Stars" examines how Indian physics prodigy Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar followed an arduous academic path from the formulation of a stellar theory considered by some too radical for its time in the 1930s.... Read more about Prof. Peter Galison's latest film profiles Nobel prize-winning physicist.

In an opinion piece in The Boston Globe, DHS Prof. Naomi Oreskes and Harvard graduate student co-authors Colleen Lanier-Christensen, Hannah Conway, and Ashton Macfarlane dismiss the idea that writers of the 1970 Clean Air Act never intended the then newly conceived Environmental Protection Agency would have regulatory purview over issues of climate change. Read more about Oreskes and Co-Authors Dispute Premise in EPA-related Supreme Court Case

Prof. Naomi Oreskes delivers some "good news/bad news" in her observations on possible solutions to climate change in her new article for Scientific American.   Read more about We Can't Nuke Our Way Out of Climate Crisis