Dr. John Engen uti­lizes hydrogen exchange mass spec­trom­etry to make con­fir­ma­tion of biosimilars a fea­sible task. His work was recently high­lighted in the journal Biopharm International.

Chemistry and chemical biology professor John R. Engen uses a novel technique to analyze large, complex biopharmaceutical drugs, which could have major implications for healthcare and its associated costs.

Graduate student Allison Matzelle and colleagues look at how some species of the same genus may fare better than others in a changing climate

The North Atlantic coastline has been shaped and reshaped by various glaciations over the past 5.5 million years.

Alexander Rickert, a biology major, won first place in the 2014 Coolest Co-op Video contest! “Rickert . . . trav­elled all the way to Hawaii for his co- op at Sea Life Park on the island of Oahu. He worked as an animal training intern at the edu­ca­tional and enter­tain­ment facility, learning how to com­mu­ni­cate […]

The Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI), which partners Tufts University Medical Center with Northeastern, Brandeis and a number of clinical affiliates, has been named a recipient of a Clinical and Translational Science Award from the National Institutes of Health.

Alexander Rickert, a biology major, won first place in the 2014 Coolest Co-op Video contest.

Albert-László Barabási, a world-​​renowned net­work sci­en­tist and Dis­tin­guished Uni­ver­sity Pro­fessor of Physics at North­eastern Uni­ver­sity, is the inau­gural Robert Gray Dodge Pro­fessor of Net­work Sci­ence.

The evidence is clear that Albert László Barabási, a world-renowned network scientist and Distinguished University Professor of Physics at Northeastern University, has enjoyed a successful career.

Do marine snails really stress about heat? MSC researchers look into what separates populations of whelks along northwest Atlantic coast.

The world’s well-known coral reefs are suffering tremendously from disease.

“The [Co-op Expo] event wel­comed nearly 300 stu­dents, fac­ulty, and staff. One of the atten­dees, freshman biology major Jenifer Obrige­witch, COS’18, noted that set­ting up your first co- op can be a rather daunting task. Luckily, she said, the expo helped her figure out how to con­nect with employers and ‘how easy it is to […]

Every second, your com­puter must process bil­lions of com­pu­ta­tional steps to pro­duce even the sim­plest out­puts. Imagine if every one of those steps could be made just a tiny bit more effi­cient.

Does romantic love look the same way on our brains as alcohol, tobacco, or cocaine? Well, yes, as a matter of fact, it does.