The Harvard Research Funding Crisis has sent shockwaves through both educational and scientific communities, as researchers scramble to adapt to a sudden funding freeze that has halted significant projects.With over $2.2 billion in research funds frozen, professors like Don Ingber, the director of the Wyss Institute, face the grim reality of paused innovations such as organ-on-a-chip technology that have the potential to redefine our understanding of biology and medicine.