Dr. Aloisia Schmid of California Institute of Technology talks at the Accelerating Translational Research for Drug Discovery conference at Northeastern University.

Dr. Peter Lansbury, Jr. of Brigham & Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School talks at the Accelerating Translational Research for Drug Discovery conference at Northeastern University.

Dr. James Monaghan of Northeastern University talks at the Accelerating Translational Research for Drug Discovery conference at Northeastern University.

Dr. Kevin Gamber of Sage Labs talks at the Accelerating Translational Research for Drug Discovery conference at Northeastern University.

Dr. Daniela Brunner of PsychoGenics talks at the Accelerating Translational Research for Drug Discovery conference at Northeastern University.

Learn how social media users at any level can leverage the latest new media tools to communicate with the world; research topics of interest; build relationships and be more efficient while doing so.

Nazneen Rahman is a geneticist in the UK who finds genes that predispose to cancer and use them to help patients. She was a guest on #sciencechat on Wednesday, September 11, 2013.

You’ve been using social media for years to keep up with your friends, but what about networking and trying to get a job?

In a special #sciencechat we look at some of the facts and figures of the College of Science at Northeastern University.

In a special #sciencechat we look at some of the facts and figures of the College of Science at Northeastern University.

For more than four decades, biology professor Josephy Ayers has been working to develop robots that do not rely on algo­rithms or external con­trollers.

Nick Polanchik, a rising second year biology major and math minor, was an Orientation Leader over the summer. On Wednesday, August 7, during #sciencechat, he answered questions about what students can expect when they arrive on campus in just a few weeks.

Northeastern’s University’s Marine Sci­ence Center will soon house a tissue col­lec­tion from the world’s most rare, strange, and remark­able ocean crea­tures.

Deanna Church is a staff scientist at the National Institutes of Health where she works on genome assembly. She was a guest of #sciencechat on July 31, 2013 where she talked about how she got interested in her work, the challenges, and the victories.