Official Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard University, one of the world’s leading centers for interdisciplinary research and exploration.
Congratulations to Media Lab research scientist @nataliyakosmyna and alumni @cindyhlkao and J. Nathan Matias on being named 2026–27 fellows at the @RadInstitute, one of the world's leading centers for interdisciplinary exploration! https://t.co/mlwGk4KhUL
I have been awarded a Harvard Radcliffe Fellowship @RadInstitute for the 2026–2027 academic year.
I will be in Cambridge when my novel Night of a Thousand Hells comes out in October.
And I am brewing something new.
https://t.co/7ldqZQ550U
📆 Mon. 3/30 @ 7PM: We are excited to welcome professor and award-winning author Durba Mitra for a discussion of book, "The Future That Was: A History of Third World Feminism Against Authoritarianism", in convo with Professor Brandon M. Terry. Learn more: https://t.co/XfdAaGXSVk
Reminiscent of the “Medical Practice Moves from the Patient-Doctor Dyad to the Patient-Doctor-A.I. Triad” accelerator workshop at @RadInstitute back in 2024 — here’s that vision enacted!
cc: @zakkohane@BeccaBrendel
Last week, I heard @nytdavidbrooks speak @RadInstitute and I found these stats valuable as we pay respect to areas improving: “Schools in blue states like California, Oregon and Washington are languishing, but schools in red states like Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee and Louisiana, traditional laggards, are suddenly doing remarkably well. Roughly 52 percent of Mississippi’s Black fourth graders read at grade level, compared with only 28 percent in California. Louisiana is the only state where fourth-grade achievement levels have returned to prepandemic levels.”
“If you tell a group they no longer have social mobility, they are going to flip the table,” @nytdavidbrooks on “How America Got in this Mess and How We Recover?” on hopelessness, loneliness and social trust @Harvard @RadInstitute with Dean Brown-Nagin
Announcing pub of AMERICAN GRAMMAR! 📕 AG is a new origin story of US schooling that examines deep ties between native land dispossession, slavery, and the development of education. Eager to share with all interested in reckoning with history & the pursuit of educational justice.
Wonderful reception @USAinUK to welcome this year's #Fulbright cohort.
A highlight: meeting Prof. Pickersgill, a 1960 scholar to @RadInstitute/@Harvard, who is still active in the community.
Wishing all the Fulbrighters the very best on your journey!
Our associate Faculty, Lesley Sharp (@Barnard professor of Anthropology), is in residence at the Harvard Radcliffe Institute @RadInstitute for Advanced Study, working on her book on hospice care in men’s prisons.
Enjoy your time in Boston, Lesley! Look forward to your book.
As we close out this academic year, beyond thankful for #CLASSDISMISSED receiving an @IPPYmag Gold Medal. The fight to support students during this tumultuous time continues. #FirstGen#IPPY@IPPYAwards
Professor @monicacbell has been awarded a @RadInstitute fellowship, during which she will write a book incorporating an innovative form of interdisciplinary writing she developed.
https://t.co/qTEwDSSv9d