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Kin Chung Fong looking through a microscope, seen through a tube.

Northeastern scientists help detect axion quasiparticles, offering new clues to dark matter

Jeffrey Agar's hand in a purple glove holding a piece of lab equipment.

Breakthrough ALS research: Free tool from Northeastern scientists could revolutionize drug development

Ruobing Bai holding a piece of tape in the lab.

This Northeastern researcher is reinventing tape for foldable phones and health care devices

A blue book with the title 'The Dream Factory' on it in white text.

Shakespeare was ‘apprentice’ at London’s first theater before becoming a famous playwright, new book argues

Portrait of Matt Ezzo.

Northeastern researcher uses virtual reality to help pharmacists improve diabetes care

Jing-Ke Weng wearing safety glasses and blue gloves looking intently at a sample in the lab.

Researchers resurrect extinct gene in plants with major implications for drug development

An 'X' shaped logo on a black background.

Northeastern study looks to find out what side the social media lurkers are on

A Northeastern student holding up a sample from an ecological survey of Hyde Park.

Northeastern students uncover caddisflies, newts and nymphs in ecological survey of London’s Hyde Park

An illustration of a doctor wearing a white coat and a stethoscope around their neck standing in front of a patient who is sitting in a chair.

New report says the health care system is failing child trafficking victims — and what it can do to improve

A book with a red cover that says 'Not All In' on it propped up on a green chair.

Professor’s new book explores health care barriers for immigrants in Boston area

The Redit app next to the X app on a phone sscreen.

From politics to sports, Reddit conversations narrow and intensify before major events, new research finds

A quantum computing chip on a blue background.

Northeastern engineers develop next-gen chips to tackle quantum computing’s biggest bottlenecks