Join the College of Science Graduate Admissions team for a live Q&A to answer your questions about the academic programs and any other questions you may have to help prepare you for the application process.
Join the College of Science Graduate Admissions team for a live Q&A to answer your questions about the academic programs and any other questions you may have to help prepare you for the application process.
Join the College of Science Graduate Admissions team for a live Q&A to answer your questions about the academic programs and any other questions you may have to help prepare you for the application process.
Join the College of Science Graduate Admissions team for a live Q&A to answer your questions about the academic programs and any other questions you may have to help prepare you for the application process.
Join the College of Science Graduate Admissions team for a live Q&A to answer your questions about the academic programs and any other questions you may have to help prepare you for the application process.
Join us for the first of the Spring 26 Semester Entrepreneurship Speaker Series featuring Naomi Rajput, the recipient of the 2025 COS Entrepreneurship Scholarship. Rajput is neuroscience major working in pediatric research on infant-mother relationships, Cerebral Palsy, cognition, physiological health, and digital health. She is the founder of Eden AI, an AI powered front office solution that automates seven key categories of mundane administrative workflows – with one mission: bring back human-centered care.
Twelve Northeastern University researchers have been recognized for their elite scholarly output.
The faculty members were included in this year’s “Highly Cited Researchers” list, an annual compilation by the data analytics company Clarivate that recognizes scholars who rank among the top 1% of their field.
“It is a point of pride that twelve of Northeastern’s faculty earned recognition among the world’s most influential scholars,” said Beth A. Winkelstein, Northeastern University’s provost and senior vice president for academic affairs. “Their work shapes conversations in their fields and drives progress on some of society’s most pressing challenges.”
Those researchers from Northeastern, a top-tier R1 institution, are Ruth Aguilera, Arun Bansil, Lisa Feldman Barrett, Charles H. Hillman, Miten Jain, Qingying Jia, David Lazer, Kim Lewis, Katie E. Lotterhos, Sanjeev Mukerjee, Alessandro Vespignani and Hongli Zhu.
Read more at Northeastern Global News
Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University
Join oSTEM, the College of Science, Khoury College of Computer Science, Bouvé College of Health Sciences, and the LGBTQA Resource Center for a special LGBTea and Treats After Hours! We’ll have treats, warm drinks, and community as we celebrate LGBTQIA2S+ people in STEM.
Join us for a workshop dedicated to the COS Science Connects to Innovation Scholarship application! We’ll go over the essay prompts, discuss possible approaches to your responses, and provide guidance on reviewing and improving your resumé.
You’ll need
- Two copies of your resumé
- A list of possible references
Join us for an afternoon of celebration, community, and support as we kick off the semester together.
- Meet other first-gen students
- Connect with supportive staff and faculty
- Learn about campus resources
This event is inclusive—open to all first-gen of all years, allies, and anyone who celebrates and supports the first-gen community, or wants to learn more.
The Physics Department is hosting a booth at the Cambridge Science Carnival on Sunday, September 21, 12:00 – 4:00 p.m. ET at the Kendall/MIT Open Space. This is a wonderful opportunity for people of all ages to connect with and celebrate science with hundreds of STEAM-themed activities and innovations!
Be sure to drop by our booth for unique experiences that will equally excite every armchair scientist and professional physicist: Make objects fall into a black hole; touch the mysterious dark matter; see cosmic particles zapping through our cloud chamber faster than a tiger on catnip; safely observe the Sun with our Eclipsinator and radio telescope from the Center for Radio Astronomy (CfRA) at Northeastern University; and engage with plasma lighting. Kids will be entertained in our signature “Jupiter’s Junior Junction” and “Stellar Smoosh Station” – a place where cosmic cubs can blossom their love for science!