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Facebook’s content moderation ‘happens too late,’ says new Northeastern research

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Should we add a Category 6 hurricane to the Saffir-Simpson scale? Experts weigh in 

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Robotaxis in Boston? Waymo’s test run impresses Northeastern autonomous driving expert

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Researchers say they’ve created a breakthrough reagent by harnessing the power of ‘click chemistry’

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Northeastern researchers develop algorithm that could make underwater robots more economical 

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AI is making lawyers more productive and justice more accessible, Northeastern legal expert says

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As more deadly twisters strike the South, ‘Dixie Alley’ is becoming the new ‘Tornado Alley’

Julia Manczurowsky sitting in a biomechanics lab using motion capture equipment and monitors.

From Uganda to robotics labs, Julia Manczurowsky reimagines a traditional career in physical therapy

Illustration of three people solving puzzles inside an escape room as a robotic AI hand projects symbols to assist them, symbolizing immersive learning and artificial intelligence.

Escape rooms are fun, but they could also help make VR and AR effective tools for education and AI, research finds

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Northeastern students develop AI tool to prevent electronic health record outages from delaying care

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Northeastern team uses innovative VR technology to develop controls for moon rover in NASA challenge

Jonathan Blazek, Northeastern astrophysicist, stands against a projection of stars.

How a Northeastern astrophysicist fills in the blanks of the universe