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This summer, Professors Emanuela Barberis and Toyoko Orimoto will be co-chairing the meeting of the Division of Particles & Fields of the American Physical Society

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Emily Batt, speaking at the Productized conference in Lisbon, 2017. Photo courtesy of Emily Batt.

Alumni Profile: Emily Batt, BS in Physics

Dr. Marc Cohn at WNEU in 1968.

Alumni profile: Dr. Jazz, Ph.D.

For the members of the Mixed Paper Design Collaborative, founded by four Northeastern alumni, addressing global climate change will be the name of the game on Saturday afternoon in Boston. Hosts include David Parker, AMD’13, and Ashley Cryan, MES’13. Photo by John Martin, AS’10

Graduates’ climate change game to connect players around the world

Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University

Giant Eels and Rare Penguins: Co-ops get a Crash Course in Marine Science

Elizabeth Curtis, Biology '19, pours a pint of lager at the Boston Beer Company in Jamaica Plain. Photo by Tim Briggs

Elizabeth Curtis, Biology ’19, pulls a sample of a beer during the brewing process at Boston Beer Company in Jamaica Plain. Photo by Tim Briggs

The Science (and Co-ops) Behind Boston Beer

Photo by Tim Briggs

Magma blebs and volcano behavior on co-op at Woods Hole

From a cub to adulthood, this tame male cheetah was hand raised on the Na/a'ankuse Sanctuary. Pictured here, researchers were helping to assist with the FIT (Footprint Identification Technology) project. Photo courtesy of Julie Dobkins.

From a cub to adulthood, this tame male cheetah was hand raised on the Na/a’ankuse Sanctuary. Pictured here, researchers were helping to assist with the FIT (Footprint Identification Technology) project. Photo courtesy of Julie Dobkin.

Lions, and Cheetahs, and Co-ops (Oh My!)

Katie Larkin (left), Jameson O’Reilly, and Preston Epps (right) in front of the compact muon solenoid detector. Photo courtesy of Katie Larkin.

Ten things to know about being on co-op at the world’s largest particle physics laboratory

Chemistry strudents on dialogue in Europe

Chemistry and Chemical Biology students on Dialogue in Europe stop for a photo at the summit at Bergstation, Eggishorn (Fiescheralp, Switzwerland).

Chemistry students head to Europe for research trip

Mathematics Professor Toledano Laredo Awarded Three-Year NSF Grant

Jared Auclair, the director of Northeastern’s BATL, principle investigator and the lead researcher for the grant proposal. Photo by Adam Glanzman/Northeastern University

BATL Awarded $4.3M MLSC Grant to Expand Facilities, Provide Biomanufacturing Trainings

Photo by Adam Glanzman/Northeastern University

Research Grants Awarded to Two Undergraduate Students

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Northeastern University’s Toyoko Orimoto, assistant professor, and Emanuela Barberis, associate professor, are two particle physicists working to uncover elements of our universe that are still unknown. Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University

The Next Step in Particle Physics? To Expand the ‘Lego Block Set of Our Universe’

Physics

To tap into the still-unexplained phenomena of the Standard Model, particle physicists need new strategies, new ideas, and new plans.

Division of Particles and Fields of the American Physical Society Conference

Physics

Northeastern University is hosting DPF 2019