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Noah Lloyd

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Science & Technology

New data tool boosts preparedness for potentially deadly flooding

The book "Remixing Race After Apartheid, with a mostly blue cover with a photograph of street musicians, is presented against a very colorful wall.
Society & Culture

Carnival traditions are ‘remixing race’ in post-apartheid South Africa

Someone in a white doctor's coat types on a laptop. A white overlay displays several health options as icons floating in the air.
Science & Technology

New research decodes hidden bias in health care LLMs

Bryan James, wearing protective goggles and latex gloves, holds a plastic bottle covered in a thick black substance.
Science & Technology

How a Brazilian ‘mystery’ oil spill traveled 5,000 miles to Palm Beach

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Sports

Scientists break down the tape to predict players’ next moves

A hand in a latex glove holds a glass dish into which is poured particles of recycled tire rubber.
Science & Technology

Tire rubber decays into a potentially dangerous chemical cocktail

A spoonful of finely ground coal tailings, dark brown.
Science & Technology

Rare earth element extraction can be doubled with this new technique

Science & Technology

How string theory helped solve a mystery of the brain’s architecture

Two people look inside of an MRI machine. A pink light shines inside.
Science & Technology

How brain scan ‘caricatures’ could lead to better treatment outcomes

A person wearing safety goggles and a lab coat works with scientific equipment in a brightly lit laboratory.
University News

Design your own experiments in Northeastern’s Wet Lab Makerspace

A group of women perform yoga in a park outdoors, each in the same pose, standing with their left arm extended overhead. The sun shine down from the top of the image.
Lifestyle

Feel like your brain is a little sluggish? Try 10 minutes of exercise

An illustration depicting a woman holding a three-pronged molecule in her hands that would fit into three receptors placed on her chest.
Science & Technology

Your body is full of medicine. Researchers can now synthesize it