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Ireland senior cabinet minister visits Northeastern to promote research partnership with University College Dublin
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Ireland senior cabinet minister visits Northeastern to promote research partnership with University College Dublin

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Minority victims die more often, and at younger ages, from violence. New research explains why ‘people of color are doubly victimized’
A police officer and another person stand outside in the middle of a street near a police cruiser, flashing red and blue lights.

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Minority victims die more often, and at younger ages, from violence. New research explains why ‘people of color are doubly victimized’

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Our ligaments and bones don’t grow the way we thought, new Northeastern research finds

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Our ligaments and bones don’t grow the way we thought, new Northeastern research finds

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From realism to ‘ultrasociality’: International relations scholar rewrites the history of international cooperation
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Society & CultureArticle

From realism to ‘ultrasociality’: International relations scholar rewrites the history of international cooperation

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Maternity care is disappearing from rural Maine communities. How can we stop it? New study offers solutions
A hospital room in Maine Medical Center.

HealthArticle

Maternity care is disappearing from rural Maine communities. How can we stop it? New study offers solutions

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How one philosopher is thinking about the problem of deepfakes, AI and the ‘arms race’ to rein in deception online
AI generated image of a human head.

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How one philosopher is thinking about the problem of deepfakes, AI and the ‘arms race’ to rein in deception online

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Boston’s approach to ‘problem properties’ could help improve cities across the US, new research finds
Red house with boards over the windows.

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Boston’s approach to ‘problem properties’ could help improve cities across the US, new research finds

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How secure is your security camera? Hackers can spy on cameras through walls, new research finds
A security camera on a table.

Science & TechnologyArticle

How secure is your security camera? Hackers can spy on cameras through walls, new research finds

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Why Teslas froze in Chicago’s cold snap, and how battery research at Northeastern might prevent future freezes
Hongwei Sun working on a battery in a lab.

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Why Teslas froze in Chicago’s cold snap, and how battery research at Northeastern might prevent future freezes

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The largest body of water west of the Mississippi disappeared 130 years ago — now it’s back
Farmland partially submerged in Tulare Lake Basin.

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The largest body of water west of the Mississippi disappeared 130 years ago — now it’s back

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Third annual bell hooks symposium, ‘Black Feminist Worldmaking,’ helps kick off Black History Month at Northeastern
A person wearing a multi-colored shirt speaks to an audience at the annual bell hooks symposium.

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Third annual bell hooks symposium, ‘Black Feminist Worldmaking,’ helps kick off Black History Month at Northeastern

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New species of mussel that lives in an ancient undersea forest discovered by Northeastern marine scientist
A newly discovered mussel seen under a microscope.

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New species of mussel that lives in an ancient undersea forest discovered by Northeastern marine scientist

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