November 4, 2004

In a galaxy far, far away... The Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics is revealing deep space's globular clusters, nebulas, and galaxies to the general public, opening the galactic skies with a new 25-inch outreach telescope. (Staff photo Rose Lincoln/Harvard News Office) Full story

HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES

Looking to supercold atoms for answers
Supercooling atoms changes their behavior

Observatory opens deep space to all
New 25-inch telescope provides views of nebulas, galaxies

HSPH receives NIH 'Roadmap' funding
To be used from training predoctoral students and postdocs in interdisciplinary investigation of genetics and complex diseases

Early museum re-created in Science Center installation
Chamber of curiosities offers answers, raises questions

Research and recreation coexist at Arnold Arboretum
As the Emerald Necklace changes color, research goes on

Research in brief
Cancer trials' safety improves significantly

Five Harvard professors named 2004 AAAS Fellows