All news on the topic: Harvard University

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Harvard astrophysicist calls NASA 'arrogant' for doubting aliens' existence
Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb recovered small fragments of iron from the ocean floor, and he believes they're evidence of alien life. He called NASA 'arrogant' for doubting it
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Prof says aliens may've created our universe in lab with 'Godlike' intelligence
Harvard physics expert and professor Avi Loeb says our universe may have been created in a lab by aliens, who have 'Godlike' intelligence and technological capabilities
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Replacing mayonnaise and margarine in diet could reduce risk of dementia death
Researchers from Harvard University have found a link between those who consume olive oil regularly in place of margarine or mayonnaise had a lower risk of dying from dementia
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Unexpected ways to boost your happiness from getting dirty to planning a trip
We all know that exercising, eating well and socialising with loved ones spark joy, but there are more surprising activities also scientifically proven to be good for our mental health, writes Natasha Holt
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Simple word test that only takes two minutes shows how creative you are
How creative are you? It's hard to define this in orders, and even harder to measure. But a new test, developed by scientists, aims to measure it once and for all
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40 skulls seized from apartment amid missing Harvard body parts investigation
An investigation into body parts that went missing from Harvard Medical School led the FBI to search the apartment of a man in Kentucky, where over 40 skulls were found
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'I'm a doctor and doing this one exercise a week will keep you fit and healthy'
Harvard University professor Dr Daniel Lieberman says there's a type of exercise that we all should be doing to help our bodies remain strong and healthy as we get older
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Harvard professor 'debunks myth' that you need eight hours of sleep every night
A Harvard professor challenges the widely held belief that eight hours of sleep is necessary, supported by research indicating cognitive difficulties associated with more or less sleep
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Scientist claims he has proof reverse ageing is possible - but experts disagree
Six chemical cocktails have been discovered that can return cells to their younger versions in an effort to halt and even reverse the ageing process in what's been hailed a "breakthrough"
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Atomic bomb mastermind Oppenheimer became 'destroyer of worlds' upon detonation
Oppenheimer – whose life has now been turned into a Hollywood movie starring Cillian Murphy, Matt Damon and Robert Downey Jr – later claimed that, in the moments after the detonation, he recited a line from Hindu scripture in his mind: “Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds"
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I've been wrong about vitamin supplements... study shows they improve memory
'My view was vitamins are better sourced from food, but US research shows pills are beneficial', says Miriam Stoppard
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TV doctor praises 'brain boosting' exercise that could add years to your life
Health and diet expert Dr Michael Mosley has shared the one thing we should all be doing to help improve our health - and it's not necessarily changing what we eat
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'I lived underground and survived on radiation water - now I'm going to Harvard'
Alina Beskrovna has told how she hid in a basement in Mariupol, Ukraine, and drank "radiator water" as Russian shelling rained down but now her family has escaped and she is taking a Master's at Harvard
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Clarence Thomas benefitted from affirmative action — then voted to end it
US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas went to Yale because of affirmative action — then voted to end the practice 50 years later during a landmark decision
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Biden slams Supreme Court in fiery speech dispelling affirmative action myths
America's colleges and universities can no longer weigh race and gender when considering a student's eligibility for enrollment after the Supreme Court struck down affirmative action on Thursday
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Supreme Court ends affirmative action in landmark decision
The landmark decision overturns long-standing precedent that has benefitted Black and Latino students in higher education
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'UFO' debris pulled from Pacific Ocean floor 'may be proof Aliens visited Earth'
This week, scientists were able to recover items from the bottom of the ocean that landed there out of the sky 10 years ago - and this Harvard professor says they could be proof of extraterrestrial life
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UFC star offers to help Elon Musk beat Zuckerberg as Dana White talks up fight
Mixed martial artist Sean Strickland has offered Twitter chairman and Tesla chief Elon Musk training help ahead of a potential fight against Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg
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Texas girl, 18, who was born behind bars to attend Harvard in the fall
A texas girl born in prison has defied the odds after graduating third in her class and secured a full scholarship to Harvard
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Tom Hanks delivers speech about 'truth' to Harvard graduates after feud rumours
American actor Tom Hanks received an honorary degree from Harvard University this week, with the California-born Forrest Gump star delivering an inspiring speech to graduates
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Doctor unveils five-step plan to manage hunger and stop excessive food cravings
If your thoughts are always wandering to the biscuit barrel and you can’t resist a snack attack, Dr Amy Shah believes she can help you take back control of your hunger
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New powerful telescopes could help scientists detect alien life on other planets
Devices such as the Webb Space Telescope can analyse the atmosphere of other planets in unprecedented detail, bringing scientists a step closer to understanding whether or not there's life beyond Earth
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School serving some of UK's poorest scores better A Levels than posh Harrow
An east London school that serves some of the poorest communities in the country has scored better A Level results than top private schools like Rishi Sunak's Winchester College - which costs £15,000 a term
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Boy, 9, becomes one of youngest ever to finish high school as he starts degree
David Balogun's feat is all the more impressive considering he studied remotely from his home in Bensalem, Philadelphia, US. His family are now looking to colleges but said they need to find one that would work for the nine-year-old
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