Harvard's Radcliffe Institute: Advancing Interdisciplinary Research

The Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, founded in 1999, fosters innovative research across disciplines at Harvard. It supports scholars tackling complex global challenges, from climate change to social equity (Radcliffe Institute, 2025).

Fellowship Program

The institute’s fellowship program brings together artists, scientists, and policymakers to collaborate on projects. Notable fellows have explored AI ethics and historical memory. Its Schlesinger Library, a leading archive on women’s history, supports gender studies research (American Historical Review, 2023).

Broader Impact

Radcliffe’s public lectures and exhibitions make scholarship accessible, bridging academia and society. How does interdisciplinary research solve global issues? Ask our AI assistant!

References

• Radcliffe Institute. (2025). Our Mission. Retrieved from https://www.radcliffe.harvard.edu/about
• American Historical Review. (2023). Schlesinger Library’s Role in Gender Studies. Oxford University Press.