Newsweek Full List of Food Recalls in September as Warnings Issued Boston’s Northeastern University food policy expert Darin Detwiler said in a recent report by Northeastern Global News that the increase in food recalls was in part due to better reporting procedures, which he views as a positive change.
Vox How “Divorce him!” became the internet’s de facto relationship advice Messy and mean-spirited internet comments sections are nothing new, of course: Joseph Reagle, an associate professor of communications at Northeastern University and author of Reading the Comments: Likers, Haters, and Manipulators at the Bottom of the Web, uses the metaphor of the “rotten barrel.”
Popular Science Bats’ weird wings inspired this drone Now, researchers from Northeastern University are leaning on those unique elements and applying them to a fully autonomous flying drone called “Aerobat.”
The Washington Examiner Biden administration should discourage, not reform, active shooter drills From 2013 to May 2022, 77 K-12 students died in mass shootings, fewer than 10 per year, according to a report from Northeastern University.
Newsweek Donald Trump Gets Pennsylvania Boost as Democrats’ Voter Lead Drops Costas Panagopoulos, a political science professor at Northeastern University, said the numbers “suggest Republicans are investing more heavily in their ground game, getting more of their supporters to register to vote.”
New York mayor appears in court as his lawyer challenges bribery case Nikos Passas, a criminology and criminal justice professor at Northeastern University who specializes in public corruption, said the Snyder case “does create thorny problems for prosecutions of state and local officials” and makes it harder to prosecute cases in which alleged corruption is less direct.
Biden Resists Using Presidential Power To Break Port Strike, Despite Industry Pressure “Joe Biden became president in part to put more power in workers’ hands, not to take power away from them,” said Seth Harris, a professor at Northeastern University who previously advised Biden on labor issues.
Forbes Why Donald Trump’s Plan For A Bitcoin Hoard May Not Sway U.S. Voters Nick Beauchamp (associate professor of political science at Northeastern University) puts it this way: “The crypto ‘voting block’ is not voters but donors
Balance of Power: Vice President Hopefuls Debate in NYC On this edition, Joe and Kailey speak with: Bloomberg’s Dani Burger as US dockworkers go on strike along the east and gulf coasts. Senior Fellow at the Burnes Center for Social Change at Northeastern University Seth Harris about the political and economic impacts of the strike.
Teen Vogue Fentanyl and Teens: The Drug Is Taking Over the Lives of Young People Without Support in Place to Help Them As a result, there’s been almost no scrutiny of how these laws are used against kids, said Katie McCreedy, a Northeastern University doctoral researcher who studies these charges. “How can young people in media stories be simultaneously assumed to know nothing about how deadly the drugs are and also held accountable for homicide?”
Nature News Can flashing lights stall Alzheimer’s? What the science shows And at Northeastern University in Boston, music neuroscientist Psyche Loui and her colleagues are trialling a basketball-hoop-shaped device — developed by Oscillo Biosciences in Farmington, Connecticut, and nicknamed The Stargate — that synchronizes light with music, adding a rhythmic visual component tied to the beat of any song, while emitting a gentle flicker to promote […]
I gave a Mass. judge a gift. The Supreme Court could learn from his response. Andrew Haile is an assistant teaching professor at Northeastern University School of Law.