Molecule Maker Wins Undergrad Research Award, May 8, 2015
A Harvey Mudd College chemistry and biology joint major, who has established “a remarkably direct and flexible approach to a […]
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College Tradition Celebrates Ingenuity, Collaboration May 4–6, April 28, 2015
Inspiring design and research is taking place all across the College. City of Hope Hospital has been working with the […]
Metallic Alloys Research Earns Best of Show from TMS, April 28, 2015
Harvey Mudd College engineering students earned Best of Show honors recently at a major international materials conference for their development […]
Mudders Take Top Prizes at 5-C Team Hackathon, December 10, 2014
Harvey Mudd College encourages a collaborative problem-solving approach that lets students harness the power of collective skill and experience. Harvey […]
Students to Present Research on Human-Robot Teaming, November 24, 2014
Who hasn’t had their cell phone ring at an awkward moment? Researchers at Harvey Mudd want to develop technology that […]
Student-Directed Project Fund Greenlights Grand Ideas, November 21, 2014
Want to design an autonomous unmanned aircraft that could aid in disaster relief? How about a chance to engineer a […]
Dancing Is Serious Business for Honey Bee, Say Researchers, November 3, 2014
Honey bees are in trouble. They face threats from all sides: disease, parasites, pesticides and loss of habitat. Exacerbating these […]
Harvey Mudd Students Earn Prestigious Summer Internships, August 6, 2014
Creative thinking, data analysis and hands-on research are all in a day’s work for Max Frenkel ’16, a joint chemistry […]
Seeing Through the Smog, July 29, 2014
Student researchers in Professor Lelia Hawkins’ lab tackle tough atmospheric chemistry questions, exploring how air pollution impacts climate change. They […]
Students Showcase Research, Clinic Projects May 5–7, May 1, 2014
Work has been under way since last summer to develop a software library for Mozilla, Intel and the National University […]
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