Hana Kiros is an emerging journalist fellow at MIT Technology Review. Your daily dose of what's up in emerging technology Founded at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1899, MIT ...

Hana M. Kiros ’22, a former Crimson Editorial Chair, is an Integrative Biology Concentrator in Pforzheimer House. Her column, “Harvard Everywhere,” runs on alternating Mondays. UPDATED ...

By Hana Kiros Scientists have trained a computer to analyze the brain activity of someone listening to music and, based only on those neuronal patterns, recreate the song. The research ...

Hana Kiros has the story. AI might also hold promise for skin cancer, Megan Lewis reports. In a previous version of The Checkup, Jessica Hamelzou discussed the downside of letting AI make ...

says of the research to the New York Times’ Hana Kiros. “These exciting findings build on previous work to reconstruct plain speech from brain activity,” Shailee Jain, a neuroscientist at ...

Hana M. Kiros ’22, a former Crimson Editorial Chair, is an Integrative Biology Concentrator in Pforzheimer House. Her column, “Harvard Everywhere,” runs on alternating Mondays. Amy Wax thinks America ...

Harvard’s student-run shelters are of a rare breed invented here. That their entirely volunteer-based, student-led model works at all is a testament to the goodwill and dedication of students.