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

Understanding and predicting the biogeographic consequences of climate change requires some pretty sophisticated modeling. Professor Brian Helmuth and colleagues present a framework in the journal Ecology and Evolution to explore how confidence in our forecasts can vary depending on a few simple, measurable metrics of physiological performance.

The Helmuth Lab would like to take you where you may have never been before. Using Gigapan cameras, a number of virtual tours have been recorded in and around the Marine Science Center and beyond.

In the marsh­lands of the south­east United States, the peri­winkle snail is among the most abun­dant grazing species.

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.

Ryan Myers of the Ayers lab is working on a unique question...how to get robots to "smell" their surroundings in order to better represent typical group behavior of a particular species - in this case, bees.

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.

During #sciencechat on July 17 the @NortheasternCOS account tweeted several fun science facts.

Ocean Genome Legacy, New England Biolabs to move rare ocean genome repository to Boston

Incoming Marine Biology professor Mark Patterson talks about studying science underwater.

Jeremy Casson, the interim director of Student Services in the College of Science at Northeastern University, tries to calm the nerves of some incoming students.