Rita Jimenez Rolland, Ph.D. is one of our new Research Instructors this year.

We are pleased to announce that Associate Professor of Mathematics Ivan Losev has been awarded a prestigious Sloan Research Fellowship for 2014.

Psychology professor Stacy Marsella delivers a talk at the "New Vistas in Emotion and Technology" conference.

WGBH's Greater Boston featured the Marine Science Center and Ocean Genome Legacy on Thursday night.

WGBH's Greater Boston featured the Marine Science Center and Ocean Genome Legacy on Thursday night.

When the going gets tough in the micro­scopic world of bac­teria, one of the best bets is to form a biofilm, an immo­bile colony of cells that offers pro­tec­tion against harsh con­di­tions.

As we get ready to face another winter storm, and are still warming up from a frigid January, there are plenty of people questioning the validity of climate change.

As we get ready to face another winter storm, and are still warming up from a frigid January, there are plenty of people questioning the validity of climate change.

Virtual humans, relational robots, brain imaging devices, and mobile eye-tracking technologies were among the innovative research projects highlighted at a daylong conference at Northeastern that explored the intersection of emotion science and technology.

Ever wonder how a parasite finds its host in the ocean or why some hosts have more parasites than others?

Ever wonder how a parasite finds its host in the ocean or why some hosts have more parasites than others? According to a recent study, it may be simpler than you think.

Northeastern University continues to gain recognition for its long-standing commitment to sustainability, placing first among American universities and third overall worldwide in this year's GreenMetric Ranking of World Universities.

While most people are interested in sending robots to Mars, Northeastern University Professors Mark Patterson and Joseph Ayers have developed AUV’s that explore the deep, blue sea.

Northeastern University’s biochemistry program recently became one of the first four in the nation to be accredited through the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB).