Maahi A. Bose
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Kendall Square Biotech Incubator Launches Program to Draw International Startups
As biotechnology companies slowly downsize in Cambridge, LabCentral, a non-profit incubator for early-stage life-science companies, launched a new initiative to attract international biotechnology startups.
Anthropic Signs 24,000-Square-Foot Lease in Cambridge, Drawn by Proximity to Life Science Research
Anthropic, the artificial intelligence company behind Claude, is establishing its Cambridge base — signing a 24,000 square foot lease in Kendall Square, according to a Tuesday announcement.
Two Cambridge Housing Developments Receive Millions in State Funds
Two affordable housing developments in Cambridge were among the recipients of a $278 million award from Governor Maura T. Healey ’92, intended to bolster affordable developments across the state.
Prepping for the AI ‘Singularity’
AI safety-focused clubs share papers and host high school bootcamps, preparing to face ‘catastrophic’ dangers.
Inside Harvard’s Student-Built Sexual Violence Archive
After collecting and processing records of gendered oppression, violence, and resistance to create Take Back Harvard, for Jessica Wang and Stella Lei, no place on the University’s campus is left without a connection to a moment long past, and, to most, long forgotten.
Takeda Pharmaceuticals To Layoff Nearly 250 Cambridge Employees
Takeda Pharmaceutical Co., the largest biopharmaceutical employer in Massachusetts, will lay off 247 employees at its Kendall Square headquarters as part of a sweeping corporate restructuring effort approved last week by its board of directors.
Harvard During World War II: A War Archivist’s Story of the University’s Bygone Era
Charged with documenting Harvard during World War II, Sterling Dow conducted laboratory visits, interviewed researchers, corresponded with faculty who had served in the war, and compiled extensive records detailing shifts in University policy and programming.
Healey Announces OpenAI Partnership at AI Coalition Launch Event
Massachusetts Governor Maura T. Healey ’92 announced Thursday that Massachusetts will partner with OpenAI to provide ChatGPT-powered artificial intelligence assistants to executive-branch state employees, marking one of the most expansive deployments of generative AI in state government to date.
Retiring from Work to School: HILR and a Lifelong Liberal Arts Education
The Harvard Institute for Learning in Retirement program currently engages around 500 retired seniors from the Greater Boston area in a peer-learning and teaching model. Participants design and enroll in more than 120 course offerings that span a multitude of topics.
Psych Professor Steven Pinker Criticizes Cancel Culture in Academia, Promotes Ideological Openness at IOP Forum
Harvard Psychology professor Steven A. Pinker condemned the rise of cancel culture in higher education at an Institute of Politics Forum on Wednesday, telling his audience that academics must avoid punitive reactions to peers who voice unorthodox beliefs.
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