China's Newest Revolution: Health for All?
A panel discussion with Barry Bloom, Yuanli Liu, and Arthur Kleinman
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Innovations Changing the World: New Technologies, Harvard, and China
Remarks by David B. Yoffie
4.20.10
Connections to China: Caregiving, Ecological City Planning
Ethnographic perspectives on caregiving and Shanghai urban development
4.20.10
President Drew Faust’s Banquet Remarks
The president reflected on Harvard’s educational involvement with China through the years.
4.20.10
Changing, Challenging China
A Harvard Magazine roundtable
3.1.10
China Hands: Meet the Experts
Background on the faculty members and alumni who discuss contemporary China’s rising power—and persistent problems—in the magazine’s probing roundtable
2.18.10
Update: Help for Haiti
Evidence of Harvard maps in use; updates on the situation on the ground; a benefit concert featuring student performers and a memorial service.
2.10.10
A Better Bed-Net Strategy
Combating malaria by distributing bed nets in Sierra Leone
11.1.09
Immersed in Africa
Students and service at a new frontier
11.1.09
"Africa for Beginners"
At “slave castles” and the University of Ghana, Audrey White ’10 researches the slave trade.
11.1.09
Powering China with Wind Alone
China could produce seven times its current electricity needs using wind alone.
9.10.09
Hello from Havana
Raúl Castro is changing Cuba. Will the United States respond?
7.1.09
Mapping Africa
Africa Map, a project of Harvard’s Center for Geographic Analysis, brings GIS capabilities to research on the entire continent.
3.1.09
Helping Those Most in Need
With support from the Center on the Developing Child, Harvard scholars aim to help some of the most vulnerable groups of children.
2.18.09
Obama's Daunting International Agenda
Journalist David E. Sanger’s new book outlines the huge international security challenges facing the new administration.