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Testing medical protective gear is the perfect job for robots–but not without the help of humans.

Testing medical protective gear is the perfect job for robots–but not without the help of humans.

by Roberto Molar Candanosa

October 5, 2020

Self-driving cars could revolutionize transportation for people with disabilities. These researchers are trying to make it happen.

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Self-driving cars could revolutionize transportation for people with disabilities. These researchers are trying to make it happen.

by Roberto Molar Candanosa

September 30, 2020

Why you need a computer to understand strings and knots

Why you need a computer to understand strings and knots

by Emily Arntsen

August 26, 2020

Can technology reduce racial inequity? Build for Black Lives could help.

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Can technology reduce racial inequity? Build for Black Lives could help.

by Khalida Sarwari

August 10, 2020

Are your coworkers too close? This device will let you know.

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Are your coworkers too close? This device will let you know.

by Kaitlyn Budion

July 22, 2020

Can’t-miss virtual events for the second half of April 2020 in Northeastern’s global network

Can’t-miss virtual events for the second half of April 2020 in Northeastern’s global network

by Kaitlyn Budion

April 14, 2020

Network scientists identify 40 new drugs to test against COVID-19

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Network scientists identify 40 new drugs to test against COVID-19

by Roberto Molar Candanosa

April 2, 2020

Global population, climate, and technology are changing human health. Here’s what we can do about it.

Global population, climate, and technology are changing human health. Here’s what we can do about it.

by Laura Castañón

February 9, 2020

Could a smart device catch implicit bias in the workplace?

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Could a smart device catch implicit bias in the workplace?

by Khalida Sarwari

January 29, 2020

‘The Roux Institute at Northeastern is a game-changer’

‘The Roux Institute at Northeastern is a game-changer’

by Benjamin Bertsch

January 28, 2020

A stroke forced him to start from scratch, so he built a company to improve care for everyone.

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A stroke forced him to start from scratch, so he built a company to improve care for everyone.

by Roberto Molar Candanosa

January 28, 2020

Deep neural networks are coming to your phone. Here’s how that could change your life.

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Deep neural networks are coming to your phone. Here’s how that could change your life.

by Laura Castañón

January 28, 2020

What a tiny, 3D gut can tell us about gastrointestinal disorders

Northeastern’s Mai’a Cross receives Carnegie grant to explore political networks and global cooperation

Northeastern has won 10 straight women’s rowing championships, but coach Joe Wilhelm wants to go faster still

What happens to sea life during hurricanes? Can they move to calmer waters? A marine scientist explains

Testing medical protective gear is the perfect job for robots–but not without the help of humans.

Self-driving cars could revolutionize transportation for people with disabilities. These researchers are trying to make it happen.

Why you need a computer to understand strings and knots

Can technology reduce racial inequity? Build for Black Lives could help.

Are your coworkers too close? This device will let you know.

Can’t-miss virtual events for the second half of April 2020 in Northeastern’s global network

Network scientists identify 40 new drugs to test against COVID-19

Global population, climate, and technology are changing human health. Here’s what we can do about it.

Could a smart device catch implicit bias in the workplace?

‘The Roux Institute at Northeastern is a game-changer’

A stroke forced him to start from scratch, so he built a company to improve care for everyone.

Deep neural networks are coming to your phone. Here’s how that could change your life.