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Big business uses factual research to mislead the public, Northeastern study finds

Celia Pearce's book "Playframes" standing up on a table.

Jan. 6 and QAnon have their roots in gaming, Northeastern professor concludes in new book

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From octopus training to robotics, a Northeastern co-op student’s marine biology journey

An illustration of a downtown center and several circles with illustrations of remote work connected to it by a web.

Remote work affects urban economies far beyond downtown hubs, Northeastern research finds

The cover of a book by Oralndo Reade titled "What In Me Is Dark".

How an inmate’s insight inspired Northeastern professor’s modern take on ‘Paradise Lost’

A group of people sitting around laptops in Ghana.

Northeastern’s Bioinnovation Center is developing low-cost biomedical devices to transform health care in West Africa

A group of people standing behind Governor Healey as she speaks at a podium at the AI announcement.

Northeastern at the forefront of Massachusetts’ AI-driven economic growth, governor says in announcing AI Hub

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Systemic solutions urged to counter spread of science misinformation in new report co-authored by Northeastern professor

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Getting along with siblings can be taught, Northeastern research shows

The Belle Isle salt marsh.

Protective salt marshes along coasts are in danger across the globe but it’s not too late to act, Northeastern researchers say

Portraits of Northeastern professors Albert-László Barabási, Tina Eliassi-Rad, Alessandro Vespignani and Ricardo Baeza-Yates.

The interaction between humans and artificial intelligence demands a new field of study, Northeastern researchers say

A view of Pioneer Valley in Western Massachusetts.

Rural areas are key to American life, but they’re struggling. A Northeastern professor wants to change that using architecture