As a Ph.D. candidate at SEAS, Nick Lesica studied the intersection between neuroscience and engineering. Now, he’s a Professor of Neuroengineering at UCL Ear Institute, where he's developing deep learning algorithms for the next generation of hearing aids. buff.ly/3KkCvOU

We’re extremely proud of our two Harvard SEAS PhD graduates, Natalie & Stephan!

Check out all our photos from Thursday's 373rd Harvard Commencement! buff.ly/4bRFutG

Caroline Martin, Ph.D. in applied physics, will be pursuing postdoctoral research in biophysics at Brandeis University. “Starting over again doesn’t feel so scary now that I have my Ph.D.,” Martin said.

Jonathan Alvarez, Ph.D. in materials science and mechanical engineering, will be continuing his research as a postdoctoral student in the Harvard Biodesign Lab, then applying for jobs in industry.

Jamelle Watson-Daniels, Ph.D. in applied mathematics, will work as a research scientist in algorithmic fairness and artificial intelligence in society at Meta. Watson-Daniels arrived at SEAS as an applied physics student before switching to applied math.

Really fortunate hooding my PhD student Lily Xu (Lily Xu) at Harvard University at Harvard SEAS. Very excited for next steps in Dr Lily Xu's research!

Orhan Eren Akgun, completed the S.M. portion of his Ph.D. in computer science and will be back at SEAS to continue his research in the REACT Lab. 'I’m trying to make multi-robot teams more secure. I’m trying to make them resilient enough to work even when they’re hacked.”

Kehang Zhu completed the S.M. in computer science portion of his Ph.D. studies and will be back at SEAS to continue his research in the lab of SEAS Dean David Parkes. “I’ve reached a stage where I can independently conduct research instead of taking courses,' Zhu said.

Maria Emilia Mazzolenis, S.M. in data science, will be conducting machine learning research and development in industry

A congratulations message from Harvard Griffin GSAS Dean Emma Dench and Harvard SEAS Dean David Parkes! #Harvard24 #HarvardGriffinGSAS24 🎓

Nora Hallqvist Hellstadius, S.M. in computational science and engineering, will be joining a consulting firm in London. “I took a broad range of classes here, which was really beneficial for me,' she said.

Yutong Wu (left), M.E. in computational science and engineering, will be pursuing a Ph.D. after graduating. Qian Liu (right), S.M. in data science, will be working in industry after graduation.

Marshals carry the SEAS banner down Oxford Street during the Procession at Commencement!

Xiaoxiao Ding, Ph.D. in applied math, will continue her research in composite materials and textiles as a postdoctoral student at Northwestern University. Her favorite aspect of SEAS: “There’s a dynamic energy here that I’m going to carry with me throughout my lifetime.'

He Sun, Ph.D. in computer science, will research machine learning in the field of quantitative marketing as a postdoctoral researcher at Yale Management School. At SEAS, he was part of SEAS Dean David Parkes’ EconCS Group.

Time for Harvard Commencement for the Class of 2024! Morgan Goetz, Ph.D. in bioengineering, will join the Precision Vaccines Program at Boston Children’s Hospital as a postdoctoral researcher.

As a semester-long design project, third-year SEAS students looked at the increasing need for larger and more powerful data centers, and devised new digital tools to help make them more sustainable and less environmentally costly in the future. buff.ly/3VcpMUK