Tesis doctoral
2026
Herold, Shaun
The behavior of using sex as a form of self-injury (SASI) is under-acknowledged and under-researched. Preliminary studies with adolescents suggest that SASI behaviors are associated with traumatic experiences and several deleterious mental health outcomes. The present study proposes a novel scale with which SASI could...
sex as self injury
NSSI
sexual trauma
self harm
Tesis doctoral
2026
Boudou, Justine
Scientific human capital plays a central role in knowledge production and innovation within organizations. Yet, the conditions under which scientific expertise translates into organizational performance remain imperfectly understood. This dissertation examines the challenges organizations face in selecting and deployin...
Human Capital
R&D
Business administration
Strategy
Tesis doctoral
2026
Hu, Kelvin
We step in, face the door, and wait in awkward silence - that is our typical experience of moving between floors. Elevators, the very invention that enabled the vertical city, now function as little more than vertical teleportation between isolated floors, a brief utilitarian void buried deep inside the core. Unlike th...
architecture
vertical
skyscraper
tower
Tesis doctoral
2026
McCraw, Kuma
Conducted in partnership with the Harvard REACT Lab and Project CETI (Cetacean Translation Initiative), a global effort to decode sperm whale communication using machine learning and robotics, this project supports the advancement of autonomous sensing and signal analysis technologies for marine research. To advance CE...
Aerospace engineering
Wildlife conservation
Fixed Wing
Project CETI
Tesis doctoral
2026
Steele, Sarah Catherine
In September of 1997, Mars Global Surveyor (MGS) made the first measurements of Mars’s magnetic field. It was initially uncertain whether the fields it detected represented an active global dynamo field, like that present on the modern-day Earth, but was soon determined that MGS was instead measuring remanent crustal f...
Geophysics
Planetology
Tesis doctoral
2026
Wang, Kevin
“Is credit given to where credit is due?” This paper examines how economic exposure to COVID affected household credit behavior in Thailand using loan-level panel data from the National Credit Bureau, combined with remotely-sensed night-time light intensity as a proxy for local economic disruption. I find that more COV...
Economics
Tesis doctoral
2026
Richards, Jared Cliff
The Great Ordovician Biodiversification Event (GOBE) consisted of a series of evolutionary radiations at low taxonomic levels amongst major animal clades that increased net biodiversity, morphological disparity, and ecological complexity throughout the Ordovician Period (485 – 444 Ma) relative to the preceding Cambrian...
Statistics
Ordovician
Invertebrate Paleontology
Paleontology
Tesis doctoral
2026
Messaoud, Olfa
This master’s thesis on improving genetic diagnosis revolves around two projects. Project 1: Participant Perspectives on Rare Disease Genomic Research Abstract Introduction: Although advances in genomic sequencing technology have improved diagnostic capabilities, access to these technologies is variable. Furthermore, n...
Undiagnosed phenotypes
Genetic diagnostic importance
Splicing-related genes
Genetics
Tesis doctoral
2026
Chung, Yoeun
This dissertation examines how changing ways of life in contemporary Seoul, particularly those increasingly organized around leisure, entertainment, and consumption, become spatially expressed in the built environment. Using the Korean Wave (Hallyu) as a generative lens, it argues that Hallyu should be understood not o...
Built environment
Consumption landscapes
Urban planning
Architecture
Tesis doctoral
2026
Brogan, Anna
Gram-positive bacteria are surrounded by a cell envelope consisting of an inner membrane and a thick peptidoglycan (PG) cell wall that protects cells from lysis due to their high internal turgor pressure. To maintain the integrity of this essential layer, bacteria have evolved signaling pathways that sense and respond...
Genetics
Cellular biology
Microbiology
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