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A time lapsed blurred photo of a person riding a bike.

Wireless gear shifting systems on bikes can be hacked. Northeastern cybersecurity experts identify the problem and offer solutions

Headshot of Cesareo Contreras
by Cesareo Contreras
Headshot of Mary Jo Ondrechen (left) and Jesse Peltier (right).

Two Northeastern professors receive awards from American Indian Science and Engineering Society

by Noah Lloyd
An immigrant walks his bike that has a Mexican flag on it across a street.

How these Northeastern researchers are rewriting the immigration-crime narrative

by Ian Thomsen
An x-ray image shows a person's lungs, spine, and ribs.

Northeastern bioengineering professor receives NSF award to study pathogens in our lungs

by Alena Kuzub
A nurse holding the hands of a patient.

Trust in physicians and hospitals plummeted since the COVID pandemic, Northeastern research says

by Cynthia McCormick Hibbert
Rahul Bhargava sitting outside.

AI tools developed by Northeastern researcher allow grassroots organizations to monitor human and civil rights violations

by Alena Kuzub

Is Google a monopoly? Landmark antitrust ruling — and new Northeastern research — show that it is

by Cody Mello-Klein
A person cutting up a sheet of I Voted stickers.

This Northeastern grad is using her music industry experiences to get young people to vote

headshot of Erin Kayata
by Erin Kayata
Headshot of Sheila Puffer.

Sheila Puffer became a top expert on post-Soviet Russia’s free market. Her Northeastern career outlasted it

by Schuyler Velasco
A diver approaching and observing coral under beautiful blue ocean water.

They’re living boulders on the ocean floor. Northeastern research explains the mysterious corallith

by Cynthia McCormick Hibbert
Cansu Canca gesturing while speaking.

What do corporations need to ethically implement AI? Turns out, a philosopher

by Noah Lloyd
Portrait of David De Cremer, a Dean at Northeastern University.

Business leaders should use human-centered approaches to AI adoption, Northeastern dean says

by Mark Conti