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Scientists create a hydrogel that heals itself. It’s also fully recyclable
A self-healing material developed by Northeastern researchers can repair itself in a matter of minutes. Its recyclable design could keep long-lasting waste out of landfills. -
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Northeastern’s bioinformatics escape room allows guests to become genetic detectives
The gamified escape room experience introduced the next generation of scientists to the complex field of bioinformatics and its wealth of professional opportunities in the Bay Area. -
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Break a sweat, hear more? Early results point to a surprising link between fitness and speech perception
There’s another reason to make time for a Peloton session or squeeze in a run before work — it could be good for your hearing. Northeastern researchers found that fitness boosts speech perception in a noisy environment. -
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Witnessing Roman space telescope launch was a ‘privilege,’ Northeastern professors say
Two Northeastern cosmologists were invited to witness the launch of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope that will help scientists learn more about exoplanets, dark matter and other mysteries of deep space. -
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Who’s listening when you say “thank you”? It matters more than you might think
There may be more to a simple “thank you” than meets the ear. Northeastern researchers found that witnessing someone express gratitude creates a halo effect that makes observers want to interact or collaborate with them. -
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What would Ned Ludd have to say about artificial intelligence?
Times of technological change, such as the present AI revolution, have a way of summoning old anxieties. Lately, that has meant the return of a lexical boogeyman that harkens back to a bygone era: the Luddites. -
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Five insights about changing your mind
What happens when you slow down and start paying attention? Conversations with Northeastern experts reveal how meditation can change the way you experience everyday life. -
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Researcher investigates how people get into the urban mix
Do modern cities still offer the opportunity to meet people from different income levels, social and ethnic groups and backgrounds? -
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Northeastern awards full scholarships to accomplished Oakland students
To qualify, the Oakland high school students demonstrated extensive commitment to public service within their high schools’ communities.
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