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Northeastern co-op student in Seattle enhances fiber optic testing with automation

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by Kate Rix

Goodbye bulky headsets? Northeastern research could bring true mobile AR/VR closer to reality through new wireless technology

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by Cesareo Contreras
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Northeastern researcher wins NSF award to cut costs and boost efficiency of quantum computing

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by Kate Rix
Guohao Dai wearing a blue lab coat and blue lab gloves working in a lab.

A breakthrough in bioprinting may soon lead to 3D-printed blood vessels and human organs

by Alena Kuzub
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Researcher’s sustainable fertilizer breakthrough fueled by machine learning and quantum mechanics

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by Cyrus Moulton
Two airplanes on a runway. In the background, a third airplane is taking off in front of a city skyline.

How monitoring wastewater from international flights can serve as an early warning system for the next pandemic

by Cynthia McCormick Hibbert
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From EKG tabs to silent seizure detectors, Northeastern students offer solutions to improve health care in rural Maine

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by Cesareo Contreras
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What is Jevons Paradox? And why it may — or may not — predict AI’s future

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by Cyrus Moulton
A satellite spacecraft floating in space.

What is space junk and why does it pose an increasing risk for Earth? An expert explains whether you should be worried and what we’re doing to fix it

by Cody Mello-Klein
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The necessary next step for quantum and high-performance computing is sustainability, Northeastern experts say

by Cody Mello-Klein
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This researcher wants to know why frogs are so good at tasting bitter things — and what it could mean for humans

by Cody Mello-Klein
Benjamin Woolston sitting in his lab looking at a vial of substance.

This Northeastern researcher is hacking genomes to grow plastic and feed astronauts

by Noah Lloyd