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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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  • The forecast said it would be 90 degrees. So why does your thermometer say it’s 100?

    The forecast said it would be 90 degrees. So why does your thermometer say it’s 100?

    Socioeconomic inequalities often cause temperature differences between neighborhoods in the same area. Brian Helmuth, professor of marine and environmental sciences, examines this trend for News at Northeastern.
  • The science behind Sam Adams

    The science behind Sam Adams

    Halle Chernin samples craft beers as a “sensory consumer" co-op at the Boston Beer Company.
  • What goes on inside the battery of your iPhone?

    What goes on inside the battery of your iPhone?

    Research conducted by Arun Bansil, university distinguished professor of physics, and other institutions, seeks to "see" how atomic and subatomic particles inside lithium-ion batteries behave.
  • It’s tick season. Here’s everything you need to know about Lyme disease

    It’s tick season. Here’s everything you need to know about Lyme disease

    It's tick season. Kim Lewis, university distinguished professor of biology and director of the Antimicrobial Discovery Center at Northeastern, answers questions about ticks including Lyme disease prevention, symptoms, and more.
  • Northeastern’s inaugural Innovator Awards recognize 19 women for entrepreneurship

    Northeastern’s inaugural Innovator Awards recognize 19 women for entrepreneurship

    Molly Beck, a Northeastern graduate and founder of Messy.fm, is among 19 winners of inaugural Innovator Award offered by the university’s Women Who Empower diversity and entrepreneurship initiative. Courtesy photo.
  • Solving Quantum Riddles: Dr. Sijia Dong is Using Machine-Learning to Overcome Challenges in Quantum Chemical Computation

    Solving Quantum Riddles: Dr. Sijia Dong is Using Machine-Learning to Overcome Challenges in Quantum Chemical Computation

    Complex chemistry, Machine learning, and quantum mechanics are fields that take strong computers and a lot of time to understand. Dr. Sijia Dong is simplifying that process by uniting the three.
  • Accelerate your future with a one-year master’s degree in biotechnology

    Accelerate your future with a one-year master’s degree in biotechnology

    To address the rapidly changing needs of biotechnology (and specifically the bioeconomy), Northeastern University’s College of Science has developed a new Experiential Master’s in Biotechnology.
  • For ideas about fighting pandemics, look to termites and ants

    For ideas about fighting pandemics, look to termites and ants

    Social insects like termites and ants have evolved many methods to combat disease. What can we learn from them in fighting human pandemics? A lot, says Rebeca Rosengaus, an associate professor and behavioral ecologist at Northeastern. Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University
  • Student Profile: John Alessi, Environmental Science and Policy MS

    Student Profile: John Alessi, Environmental Science and Policy MS

    John Alessi is a Graduate Environmental Science and Policy Student. He is a recent Class of 2021 graduate.  Why did you decide to pursue a Master’s degree at Northeastern University? What did you feel this program had to offer to help further your career? “The most important aspect of my education was the co-op program....
  • Could humans visit Venus? Here’s a plan to do just that.

    Could humans visit Venus? Here’s a plan to do just that.

    There’s a hellscape right here in our own solar system, and a team of Northeastern students wants to send human explorers to check it out. Photo by NASA/JPL
  • The not-so secret life of bees

    The not-so secret life of bees

    Elena Getsios, who just finished her third-year behavioral neuroscience and philosophy major at Northeastern, got a taste for beekeeping after attending an event about the craft a few years ago. She jumped at the chance to learn more when she saw that the university offered a co-op at Best Bees, an urban beekeeping company located...
  • Northeastern’s award-winning coastal research campus in Massachusetts faces public vote

    Northeastern’s award-winning coastal research campus in Massachusetts faces public vote

    NAHANT, Mass. Northeastern students Jaxon Derow and Sahana Simonetti gather mussels for a research project at Northeastern’s Marine Science Center. For ecological forecasters at the center, mussels act as a barometer of climate change, and help researchers understand changing biodiversity in the Gulf of Maine. Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University