Smithsonian Magazine Watch Pet Parrots Learn to Play Tablet Games—With Their Tongues “A lot of research on animals and technology is about trying to understand: What can animals do?” says study co-author Rébecca Kleinberger, a researcher at Northeastern University, to the New York Times’ Emily Anthes. “And what I always try to do is reframe the question to: What can we do for them?”
How do you move a massive ship and broken bridge? It could keep Baltimore port closed for weeks It may be several weeks or a couple months before enough of the channel is cleared that the port can start to be incrementally opened up, said Stephen Flynn, a professor of political science and civil and environmental engineering at Northeastern University.
The Baltimore Bridge Collapse Is About to Get Even Messier “Everybody right now is saying, ‘We’re just going to reroute, it’s going to be fine,’” says Nada Sanders, an expert in supply chain management at Northeastern University. “If this lasts a while, it’s not going to be fine. It’s going to impact prices.”
Saiph Savage, the engineer who wants to democratize AI for women and workers Saiph Savage has a PhD in Computer Science from the University of California and a specialist in artificial intelligence. She is also a professor at Northeastern University, Khoury College of Computer Science; She directs the Civic Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, she collaborates with the Mexican federal government, UNAM and NGOs.
A new religion has Americans looking to the stars But believing unearthly beings are here to teach us, and yearning to commune with them, fills the same spiritual need humans have sought to meet for millennia. David DeSteno is a professor of psychology at Northeastern University and host of the podcast “How God Works: The Science Behind Spirituality.”
The British royal family learns that if you don’t fill an information vacuum, someone else will Even before that, a ham-fisted public relations strategy by the royal family’s handlers had lost control of the narrative, said Peter Mancusi, a journalism professor at Northeastern University and a lawyer with his own business in crisis counseling.
Newsweek Amy Coney Barrett’s Surprising Remarks in Abortion Pill Case Dan Urman, a law professor at Northeastern University, told Newsweek on Tuesday that he believed the Court would rule 7-2, with conservative Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas dissenting.
Investigators Search For Answers in Baltimore Bridge Collapse As search and rescue efforts continue, we speak with NPR reporters and hear from Stephen Flynn, an expert in critical infrastructure and a former officer in the U.S. Coast Guard.
Three ships have hit bridges in different countries – in just three months. Should we be worried? “Investing in infrastructure is critical for the public good, and it’s critical to address those aging infrastructure,” said Jerome Hajjar, president of the Structural Engineering Institute of the American Society of Civil Engineers.
The impact of the Baltimore bridge disaster Investigators will want to know why the Dali lost control. Nada Sanders of Northeastern University, an expert on the global supply chain, says that the ship had an inspection issue last June.
An infrastructure expert weighs in on the Baltimore bridge collapse KELLY: That is infrastructure expert Stephen Flynn. He is founding director of the Global Resilience Institute at Northeastern University. Stephen Flynn, thanks for your time.
The Independent Baltimore Key bridge collapse: Experts break down possible cause of deadly crash Calling the incident “a true tragedy,” Jerome Hajjar – professor of civil and environmental engineering at Northeastern University – said the collapse could have resulted from “a mismatch between the size of the load” on the Dali and “the expected loads at the time of the bridge design.”