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  • Biology

    Laboratory of Neurobiology

    Research in Prof. Zupanc’s laboratory focuses on the exploration of neural mechanisms underlying structural plasticity in the adult central nervous system of vertebrates.
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  • Physics

    MOBS Lab

    The Laboratory for the Modeling of Biological and Socio-technical Systems (MOBS) is home to research projects aiming at developing innovative mathematical models and computational tools to better understand large-scale complex networks and systems.
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  • Kar Lab

    Professor Kar’s interests lie in the investigation of electronic, optical, and electrochemical properties of graphene and development of graphene-based applications, including energy generation and storage.
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  • Physics

    DK-Lab

    DK-Lab research focuses on the theory and fundamentals of complex networks. Research topics of particular interest to the lab are latent network geometry, maximum-entropy random graph ensembles and random geometric graphs, causal sets, navigation in networks, and fundamentals of network dynamics.
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    Menon Lab

    Professor Menon is the Principal Investigator of the Advanced Nanomaterials Research laboratory at Northeastern University where she conducts and supervises research in the area of nanomaterials, specifically porous alumina, titania nanotubes, gallium nitride nanowires, etc. She is particularly interested in transferring the research from the lab scale to industry.
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  • Psychology

    Language and Mind Lab

    The Language & Mind Lab studies how the mind works and how we (laypeople) think it does, concentrating on the concept of innate knowledge.
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  • Psychology

    Conceptual Organization, Reasoning, and Education Laboratory (CORE Lab)

    The CORE lab seeks to answer questions about basic cognitive processes like conceptual organization, reasoning, and conceptual development.
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  • Psychology

    Cognitive Embodied Social Agents Research Lab

    The Cognitive Embodied Social Agents Research (CESAR) Lab works on the computational modeling of human behavior, both as a basic research method in the study of human behavior as well as the use of these computational models in a range of education and analysis applications.
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    EPIC Brain Lab

    The primary mission of the Epic Brain Lab is to understand the brain basis of psychiatric disorders and to promote translation of this knowledge into clinical practice. We employ multimodal neuroimaging techniques to investigate the pathophysiology of psychiatric and neurodevelopmental disorders such as schizophrenia, depression, anxiety, autism and ADHD.
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    Translational Vision Lab

    The Translational Vision Lab uses cross-disciplinary approaches to study basic and clinical vision science. Their basic visual neuroscience research aims to extend models of sensory processing from laboratory settings to real world conditions.
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    Social Emotions Lab

    Dr. DeSteno’s research focuses on the role of emotion in social cognition and behavior.
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    Vision Laboratory

    The Vision Laboratory at Northeastern University employs psychophysical and computational methods to better understand visual perception. Current topics under study include chromatic detection and discrimination, color appearance, visual plasticity, the relationship of response times to thresholds
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  • SODA (student organ donation advocates)

    The Student Organ Donation Advocates chapter at Northeastern University.

  • Space Investment Club

    The club organizes events like research and co-op talks as well as pumpkin carvings and bowling nights. Students involved are able to interact with other students in the physics department and learn about different physics events happening on campus and throughout Boston.

  • United Against inequities in Disease (UAID)

    UAID is an organization led by students for students and the communities in which they live. Our core values include focusing our efforts on local communities, conducting our work in collaboration with local partners, and leveraging the power of research and an interdisciplinary approach to public health to affect sustainable change. Through our work, we aim to both reduce health inequities in our communities today and also empower public health advocates of tomorrow.

  • Women in the Enterprise of Science and Technology (WEST)

    WEST NEU is Northeastern’s chapter of WEST, or Women in the Enterprise of Science and Technology. WEST is an organization in the greater Boston area that is dedicated to expanding and enriching the careers of women in the fields of science, technology, and engineering. WEST NEU is an avenue for Northeastern students to connect with established members of the organization and other Boston-based students in STEM. WEST NEU offers monthly workshops and panels tailored to helping women develop as leaders in their fields.

  • Women’s Research Engagement Network (WREN)

    The Women’s Research Engagement Network at Northeastern University.

  • NEURONS

    Northeastern University Researchers of Neuroscience (NEURONS) is a student group for anyone interested in neuroscience. Members from all different majors are encouraged to join!

  • MathEMA

    MathEMA is a student-run mentorship program at Northeastern University that aims to help incoming students feel more welcome and aware of the opportunities available in the math department. We connect experienced upperclassmen with young students to discuss topics like co-op, choosing classes and professors, and acclimating to college life. We also host events like virtual movie nights, coffee chats, and study halls.


    Website: northeasternmathema.org

  • Science Club for Girls

    Empowering girls and gender expansive youth with programs to foster excitement, confidence, and literacy in STEM

  • inSIGHT

    Northeastern’s pre-optometry and eyecare interest club.

  • EMS

    Northeastern University Emergency Medical Services is NU’s student-run EMS organization, providing medical standby and teaching AHA CPR classes!

  • NU Undergradute Biomedical Research

    Biomedical Research Club is a specifically designed organization for students’ curious minds that are highly invested biomedical field and science overall. It focuses on subjects that prepare NU students for the research opportunities, helps get involved with current NU research projects, and explains various useful concepts of research in the biomedical field essential for future professionals.

  • Phi Delta Epsilon

    Phi Delta Epsilon International Fraternity creates physicians of integrity with a lifelong commitment to our guiding principles – Philanthropy, Deity, Equity, and Education. We are passionate about guiding our physicians by making our motto live: Facta Non Verba, Deeds Not Words. The Massachusetts Beta Chapter at Northeastern University in Boston, MA was founded in 2019 and officially chartered in the fall of 2020.