Boundless: Northeastern's Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex

by News@Northeastern April 3, 2017

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On Monday, Northeastern officially opened the Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex, a facility that U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren called “a true temple of science” and that President Joseph E. Aoun declared “a piece of art” that will allow researchers, students, staff, and the community “to be at their best.” Video by Benjamin Bertsch and Adam Fischer/Northeastern University

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