Erin Cole, a PhD student studying how termites interact with the offspring they produce. She recently won an award for her research.

Three biology students spoke with their peers about their co-op experiences.

Service-learning Expo First year students in Professor Begley’s Inquiries in Biology class have been engaged in Service-Learning throughout the fall semester and recently showcased their work at the university-wide Service-Learning Expo.   The students partnered with: Citizen Schools to create and deliver an after-school apprenticeship on microbes at Orchard Gardens Middle School in Roxbury Science […]

Service-learning Expo First year students in Professor Begley’s Inquiries in Biology class have been engaged in Service-Learning throughout the fall semester and recently showcased their work at the university-wide Service-Learning Expo.   The students partnered with: Citizen Schools to create and deliver an after-school apprenticeship on microbes at Orchard Gardens Middle School in Roxbury Science […]

Several students in the College of Science recently took part in the Service Learning Expo where they talked about the projects they took on over the semester.

A biology professor and bioinformatics graduate student are among a large group of international researchers who authored the recent publication.

Northeastern University biology professor James Monaghan and his team have discovered that Axolotl salamanders not only have the capability of re-growing limbs, they can also regenerate their ovaries and produce eggs throughout their lifespan.

If the thought of genetically-modified organ­isms, or GMOs, brings to mind vague notions fraught with danger, Nobel lau­reate and Dis­tin­guished Uni­ver­sity Pro­fessor Sir Richard John Roberts would say you needn’t worry. In fact, he argued Thursday at North­eastern that the per­ceived dan­gers of GMOs are the result of some­thing of a smear cam­paign by green […]

Erin Cram, Associate Professor and Graduate Coordinator in Biology, sits down with the College of Science Graduate Program staff to talk about her research at Northeastern University.

Faculty Highlight: Prof. Erin Cram The College of Science Graduate Program staff talks with Prof. Cram about her research at Northeastern University in this faculty highlight. Can you tell us about your current research? We have two current projects in the lab. They’re both overlapping with engineering projects. The first is to improve production of […]

Alumna Beth Stevens, BPH'93, discusses her cutting-edge research into the brain’s circuitry.

Philip Strandwitz, Biology PhD '16, sits down with the College of Science Graduate Program staff to talk about what he's been up to since defending his dissertation.

Philip Strandwitz, Biology PhD '16, sits down with the College of Science Graduate Program staff to talk about what he's been up to since defending his dissertation.

Leah Simmons thought she knew exactly what she wanted, until she didn't. But she was able to figure out her way through co-ops and research opportunities.