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    A new report from a group of Northeastern researchers explores across disciplines how biotech can ensure safe, sustainable life beyond Earth.

    The key to international space cooperation is developments in biotechnology, Northeastern researchers say

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    The NeuroPRISM lab, led by assistant psychology professor Stephanie Noble, makes tools that pave the way for reliable and reproducible neuroimaging of the brain.

    Precise maps of the brain’s deepest corners are made possible through tools developed by these Northeastern researchers

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  • Northeastern research sheds light on low crop yields and their impact on small farms

    Northeastern research sheds light on low crop yields and their impact on small farms

    In recently published research, Gabriela Garcia and her collaborators have developed a framework for how to understand alternate bearing.
  • Worried about making friends in college? Psychology experts share strategies for easing the transition

    Worried about making friends in college? Psychology experts share strategies for easing the transition

    The first year of college can be tough, but these tips on making friends, managing loneliness and building connections can ease the transition.
  • Northeastern empowers Boston teens through summer internships and math program

    Northeastern empowers Boston teens through summer internships and math program

    The program has two components to help students get ahead during the summer months. Students can either take part in internships offered at more than 30 departments on campus or participate in the university’s long-running Bridge to Calculus: a Bridge to Science program, a seven-week intensive summer program aimed to help Boston high school students get a better handle on their math skills before heading back to class in the fall; this year’s program was expanded to include physics, chemistry and biology.
  • Math can be intimidating — unless your professor is Solomon Jekel

    Math can be intimidating — unless your professor is Solomon Jekel

    During a four-decade tenure, the Northeastern University mathematics professor has helped his department grow into a flexible, friendly place for students to take their love of numbers in many different directions.
  • New insight into antibody shows how it could offer sweeping protection against evolving SARS-CoV-2 virus

    New insight into antibody shows how it could offer sweeping protection against evolving SARS-CoV-2 virus

    The results suggest that the neutralizing antibody could hold the key to manufacturing a vaccine that protects against a rapidly evolving virus.
  • What is dissociative identity disorder? Psychologist explains the reality behind the condition that Hollywood has turned into fantasy

    What is dissociative identity disorder? Psychologist explains the reality behind the condition that Hollywood has turned into fantasy

    Although it remains misrepresented and controversial, DID is a reality for people like folk legend Joan Baez –– and a testament to the power of the human mind, a Northeastern psychologist says.
  • Two Northeastern professors receive awards from American Indian Science and Engineering Society

    Two Northeastern professors receive awards from American Indian Science and Engineering Society

    Professor Mary Jo Ondrechen and assistant professor Jesse Peltier have won Professional Awards from the American Indian Science and Engineering Society — which also facilitated their decade-long mentorship.
  • They’re living boulders on the ocean floor. Northeastern research explains the mysterious corallith

    They’re living boulders on the ocean floor. Northeastern research explains the mysterious corallith

    Mark Patterson, a professor at Northeastern University's Marine Science Center, studied hundreds of coralliths off the coast of the Florida Keys.
  • How Northeastern researchers are helping predict the outbreak of bird flu on US dairy farms

    How Northeastern researchers are helping predict the outbreak of bird flu on US dairy farms

    Bird flu has been detected in 169 livestock herds on dairy farms in 13 states. Northeastern researchers are creating a “risk map” of which farms might be next.
  • Galaxy clusters could be used as natural dark matter colliders to understand nature of invisible particles

    Galaxy clusters could be used as natural dark matter colliders to understand nature of invisible particles

    Observing groups of galaxies, where dark matter naturally collides, could help scientists pinpoint what kind of particle makes up dark matter, a Northeastern University paper finds.
  • Researchers develop method to analyze individual, still-living cells that may contain biomarkers for cancer and other deadly diseases

    Researchers develop method to analyze individual, still-living cells that may contain biomarkers for cancer and other deadly diseases

    Researchers from the Ivanov Lab have developed an “in-capillary” method to analyze the carbohydrates that cover individual human cells, which hold biomarkers for a variety of deadly diseases.
  • Octopus and squid pigments enhance sunscreen without harming the environment,  Northeastern researchers and company founders say

    Octopus and squid pigments enhance sunscreen without harming the environment, Northeastern researchers and company founders say

    Professor Leila Deravi and grad Camille Martin, co-founders of Seaspire, isolated anti-aging and sun protective qualities of octopus and squid