Boston Magazine Boston Has Worms (The Good Kind) Erin Cram, an associate dean for research at Northeastern, is exploring how a worm’s reproductive system—which relaxes and contracts to move its eggs—forms and functions, which turns out to be similar to the way human muscle cells work in, say, a lung.
Newsweek America’s Children Are ‘Ready To Learn’ With PBS KIDS. Will the Trump Administration Listen? | Opinion Op-ed by Meryl Alper, an Associate Professor in the Department of Communication Studies at Northeastern University.
Men's Health Cutting Back on Ultra-Processed Foods Sounds Easy. The Truth Is Much More Complicated. The average American’s diet consists of about 57 percent UPFs; that jumps to about two-thirds for children and teens. Maybe that’s not surprising when you consider that up to 73 percent of the U.S. food supply is ultra-processed, according to a study by a Harvard and Northeastern University research group led by Giulia Menichetti, PhD.