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Two white crosses stand over a memorial to students killed at Michigan State University

Access to guns, mental health should be the focus following Michigan State shooting, Northeastern experts say

by Ian Thomsen
A violently overflowing river rushes under a bridge.

Northeastern scientists using artificial intelligence to unlock the mystery of El Nino’s impact on droughts and floods

by Cynthia McCormick Hibbert

Are cod ‘severely depleted’ in the Gulf of Maine? Why fishermen, scientists view ocean depths differently

by Cynthia McCormick Hibbert
Two professors play an interactive video game with a VR headset

Video games might be better for balance rehab than conventional physical therapy

by Cody Mello-Klein
driver handing their ID to a police officer through the window of their car

Study analyzes why Black people in Maine are more likely than white people to be arrested in traffic stops

by Ian Thomsen
model of a antarctica fish

Why it’s crucial that scientists preserve, not toss, specimens from Antarctica

by Cynthia McCormick Hibbert
wires connected to a small circuit board

Terahertz wireless link could go beyond 6G and bridge the digital divide, says Northeastern researcher

by Cody Mello-Klein
3d generated image of the brain

Research shows idea that mind and body are separate is natural — for neurotypical people

by Cynthia McCormick Hibbert
A tray of cultures held by a gloved hand in a lab

Northeastern researcher finds new way to prevent the common cold (and maybe COVID-19)

by Ian Thomsen
people pushing stretcher in hospital

Republicans had higher COVID-19 death rates in the first year of the pandemic, new research says

by Cody Mello-Klein
army tank firing

If Russia uses nuclear weapons in Ukraine, an aggressive response by US and allies gets bipartisan support, a survey shows

by Alena Kuzub
person leaning over candlelit memorial in colorado springs

In wake of Colorado Springs massacre, 2022 is deadliest year for mass shootings, Northeastern expert says

by Ian Thomsen