Sports
Cambridge Extends Unbeaten Streak to 14 Games
Comfortable 3-0 win over Oldham keeps Cambridge's impressive run alive
Harvard Crimson defeat Brown Bears 69-59
Robert Hinton scores 22 points to lead Harvard to victory
Cambridge Edges Shrewsbury With Late Penalty Kick
Ben Knight's game-winning goal lifts Cambridge into third place in League Two standings.
Entertainment
Rose Byrne named Harvard's Hasty Pudding Woman of the Year
The Australian actress is honored for her acclaimed film and stage work.
Rose Byrne named Harvard's Hasty Pudding Woman of the Year
The Australian actress was honored for her acclaimed role in 'If I Had Legs I'd Kick You'
Rose Byrne Named Harvard's Hasty Pudding Woman of the Year
The Australian actress is honored for her acclaimed film and theater work.
Tech
MIT Course Explores Rationality Through AI Lens
New class challenges students to examine philosophical questions about artificial intelligence and decision-making.
DeepMind Employees Demand Safety Plans From ICE After Shooting
Google's AI lab workers request details on protecting staff from federal agents after fatal Minneapolis incident.
Google Staffers Terrified After ICE Agents Attempt to Force Entry Into Office
The company's head of security admitted that an ICE agent tried to gain access to a Google office in Cambridge, Massachusetts last fall.
Business
Moderna Appoints Dr. David Berman as Chief Development Officer
Berman brings extensive experience in oncology and infectious disease development to Moderna's executive team.
Gartner Appoints Professor Daniela Rus and Edward Bousa to Board of Directors
Rus and Bousa bring expertise in AI, robotics, and investment leadership to Gartner's Board
AstraZeneca to Invest $15 Billion in China by 2030
Landmark investment will expand the company's capabilities in innovative medicines and manufacturing
Science
Hippocampus Predicts Rewards, Beyond Memory Storage
A new study finds the hippocampus reorganizes memories to anticipate future outcomes, beyond just storing past experiences.
Tiny silicon structures compute with heat, achieving 99% accurate matrix multiplication
MIT researchers have designed silicon structures that can perform calculations in an electronic device using excess heat instead of electricity.
MIT Engineers Design Structures That Compute With Heat
Tiny silicon structures could enable more energy-efficient computation by using excess heat instead of electricity.
