People tend to be skep­tical of Anderson Page’s house, a 144-​​square-​​foot unit built this spring as part of his senior thesis project.

This year marks the 40th anniver­sary of the founding of Northeastern’s Bar­nett Insti­tute of Chem­ical and Bio­log­ical Analysis.

For a network scientist few things can be more exciting that when the US government commits $100 million a year for its most massive network mapping initiative ever: obtain a map of the connectome, a complete circuitry of the brain. The effort’s scale and complexity only compares to Google’s mighty operation to map out the WWW and Facebook’s ambition to map out the world’s social circuitry.

Sternberg Distinguished Professor of Physics, Computer Science and Health Sciences, Alessandro Vespignani has been selected as MPHPProgramsList.com's Person of the Week.

A little over a year ago, Justin Dowd’s boss bought a pack of colored chalk to write the day’s specials on the wall. Little did he know, that chalk would change Dowd’s life forever. The Northeastern undergraduate, then a third-year studying physics, told me he’d always had a penchant for doodling and a minor love affair with Einstein’s theory of relativity.

Jeremy Casson and Dave Merry of the College of Science at Northeastern University answered questions about the college.

The North­eastern Uni­ver­sity Bio­chem­istry Club was recently named the out­standing chapter of the Amer­ican Society of Bio­chem­istry and Mol­e­c­ular Biology.

Julia Ebert, a third-​​year behav­ioral neu­ro­science major, has been awarded a pres­ti­gious Barry M. Gold­water Schol­ar­ship.

Short-, long- and mid-wave IR imaging helps defense agencies find targets and even determine intent.

Psychology and math professors named Uni­ver­sity Dis­tin­guished Pro­fessors, and undergraduate and graduate College of Science students honored for their work.

Several College of Science Seniors and Juniors have been honored.

Several College of Science Seniors and Juniors have been honored.

Lauren Byrnes and Hollis Thomann have received Ful­bright Schol­ar­ships for 2013–2014.

Ever since a high school trip to Zambia to repair dor­mi­to­ries, Danielle Fontaine has been searching for a chance to return to Africa.