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The smart home tech inside your home is less secure than you think, new Northeastern research finds

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by Cesareo Contreras
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How can cities use AI? These professors are creating guidelines for how artificial intelligence could be used for public interest

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by Erin Kayata
Aanjhan Ranganathan sitting in a chair talking with two students about AirTag research.

Apple AirTags can track lost suitcase, but slow to alert for stalking, researchers say

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by Erin Kayata
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Responsible AI begins with ethics, security and transparency, Northeastern experts say

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by Cesareo Contreras
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Why it’s important to have more minority researchers involved in research on diseases of aging

by Cynthia McCormick Hibbert
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Boston summer youth jobs program is more equitable, efficient thanks to Northeastern research, algorithm

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by Cyrus Moulton
Northeastern researcher Rupal Patel presents a presentation on AI speech synthesis.

This Northeastern researcher is using AI to give people their voices back, while giving others a voice for the first time

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by Cesareo Contreras
Magda H. Barecka working in a lab.

Discovery in electrochemistry has potential to advance early cancer detection, production of sustainable chemicals

by Alena Kuzub
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Do comics help as a STEM learning tool? Northeastern professor’s study aims to answer that question

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by Erin Kayata
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Paint that can change colors? The skin of an octopus holds the key, researchers say

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by Erin Kayata
Alzheimer's research brain scans on a screen.

New research could be key in unlocking better treatment for Alzheimer’s

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by Erin Kayata

Why do robots need to use whips? Researchers test the extremes of human motor control to advance robotics

by Cody Mello-Klein