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Kate England, NU grad, named Boston’s first director of green infrastructure
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Kate England, NU grad, named Boston’s first director of green infrastructure

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‘We are better because we are diverse,’ Northeastern’s Karl Reid tells engineering graduates

‘We are better because we are diverse,’ Northeastern’s Karl Reid tells engineering graduates

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How squid camouflage could help prevent skin cancer in humans
Dan Wilson, a research scientist at Northeastern’s Kostas Research Institute, constructs a wearable UV light sensitive detector.

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How squid camouflage could help prevent skin cancer in humans

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Northeastern University professor Jerome F. Hajjar elected to National Academy of Engineering

Northeastern University professor Jerome F. Hajjar elected to National Academy of Engineering

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How his amphibious airplanes could bring flight to inaccessible places
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How his amphibious airplanes could bring flight to inaccessible places

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With this new technology, 3D printing comes to life … literally.

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With this new technology, 3D printing comes to life … literally.

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This data science engineer helps family trees grow at Ancestry.com

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This data science engineer helps family trees grow at Ancestry.com

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With new space added, here’s where to find the best places to study on Northeastern’s campuses
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With new space added, here’s where to find the best places to study on Northeastern’s campuses

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The robotics team advances to the semifinals of a global competition
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The robotics team advances to the semifinals of a global competition

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How data from Hurricane Ida can help bolster levees, power infrastructure

How data from Hurricane Ida can help bolster levees, power infrastructure

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How to keep cool without turning on the A/C
Yi Zheng, associate professor of mechanical and industrial engineering, created a new recyclable material that can be used to cool down buildings without relying on conventional cooling systems. Photo by Ruby Wallau/Northeastern University

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How to keep cool without turning on the A/C

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Mock Mars rover conquers Capstone Lab
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Mock Mars rover conquers Capstone Lab

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