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Recent Events
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Nov 4Chemistry and Chemical Biology
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Recent Articles
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News
AI is solving math problems that stumped humans. What comes next?
AI is making mathematical history. Experts explore how recent breakthroughs could reshape research, what people bring to the equation and why studying math still opens many doors. -
Research
These Northeastern researchers are helping move cognitive tests from the clinic to the home
Northeastern University researchers developed an app to test brain functions designed for use on smartphones and tablets that’s receiving positive results. -
News
Love sloths? Give them some space
On International Sloth Day, a Northeastern expert explains how to help these famously chill animals hang in there. -
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The Northeastern graduate solving the “Frizzle problem” for women teaching science on screen
Sophie Shrand has spent more than a decade educating the next generation of STEM students through engaging, comedic television shows. -
Research
How Northeastern is helping shellfishers and diners of a New England speciality
“The soft-shell clam has been a staple fishery in New England for generations,” said David Kimbro, associate professor of marine and environmental sciences at Northeastern. -
Research
What a worm’s brain can teach us about sex differences in the nervous system
Ever wonder what goes on inside the brain of a worm? Northeastern University researchers have opened up that can of worms. -
Co-op
How do you clean a giant ship? This Northeastern student is building robots that do it
Barnacles, algae and other marine hitchhikers cost the shipping industry billions. Northeastern student Timothy Wong spent his co-op helping develop a high-tech solution. -
Research
Could a molecular ZIP code unlock treatments for currently untreatable diseases?
Northeastern researchers are designing tiny molecular bottlebrushes to help medicine reach the right tissues. -
Events
New to Boston? Meet your new favorite club
The fourth annual event, organized by the Student Leadership Council, brought 596 students together with 43 College of Science student organizations.
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