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Facing their fears: VR goggles will be used to treat teens with anxiety and depression

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by Erin Kayata
James Alan Fox newspaper clipping with the headline "The Dean of Death".

How Northeastern’s James Alan Fox pioneered the study of mass murder

by Ian Thomsen
Two students wearing virtual reality headsets on set in Ryder Theater Lab.

Northeastern is making a first-of-its-kind extended reality and performance program

by Cody Mello-Klein
Person using a smart device.

The smart home tech inside your home is less secure than you think, new Northeastern research finds

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by Cesareo Contreras
Skyline view of Boston.

How can cities use AI? These professors are creating guidelines for how artificial intelligence could be used for public interest

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by Erin Kayata
Aanjhan Ranganathan sitting in a chair talking with two students about AirTag research.

Apple AirTags can track lost suitcase, but slow to alert for stalking, researchers say

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by Erin Kayata
Speaker gesturing at the AI Business Leaders Conference.

Responsible AI begins with ethics, security and transparency, Northeastern experts say

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by Cesareo Contreras
Person performing research in a lab with gloved hands.

Why it’s important to have more minority researchers involved in research on diseases of aging

by Cynthia McCormick Hibbert
Two people hugging each other.

Boston summer youth jobs program is more equitable, efficient thanks to Northeastern research, algorithm

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by Cyrus Moulton
Northeastern researcher Rupal Patel presents a presentation on AI speech synthesis.

This Northeastern researcher is using AI to give people their voices back, while giving others a voice for the first time

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by Cesareo Contreras
Magda H. Barecka working in a lab.

Discovery in electrochemistry has potential to advance early cancer detection, production of sustainable chemicals

by Alena Kuzub
STEM comic strip panel.

Do comics help as a STEM learning tool? Northeastern professor’s study aims to answer that question

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by Erin Kayata