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Global energy executive Jean-Pascal Tricoire sees a bright future for sustainable development
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Global energy executive Jean-Pascal Tricoire sees a bright future for sustainable development
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Cynthia McCormick Hibbert
October 7, 2024
What is the ‘mini moon’ that is now orbiting Earth? Astrophysicist explains our small cosmic guest — and the bigger one that’s on the horizon
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What is the ‘mini moon’ that is now orbiting Earth? Astrophysicist explains our small cosmic guest — and the bigger one that’s on the horizon
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Cody Mello-Klein
October 4, 2024
How should AI be regulated? Northeastern expert explains what safety guardrails are needed in the tech industry
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How should AI be regulated? Northeastern expert explains what safety guardrails are needed in the tech industry
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Cesareo Contreras
October 2, 2024
Northeastern’s neuroimaging lab empowers students with real-world brain research and innovative drug studies
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Northeastern’s neuroimaging lab empowers students with real-world brain research and innovative drug studies
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Cyrus Moulton
September 30, 2024
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How mucus is shaping drug delivery and medical research at Northeastern ‘gut lab’
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Cesareo Contreras
September 24, 2024
World leaders want to rein in military AI applications. With the help of a Northeastern professor, they put together a blueprint to do so
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World leaders want to rein in military AI applications. With the help of a Northeastern professor, they put together a blueprint to do so
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Tanner Stening
September 24, 2024
This robot flies like a bat to navigate tight spaces. Its creator says it could revolutionize how we explore the world
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This robot flies like a bat to navigate tight spaces. Its creator says it could revolutionize how we explore the world
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Cody Mello-Klein
September 23, 2024
Apple’s AirPods Pro 2 will feature a clinical grade hearing aid function. Can they give hearing a big improvement?
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Apple’s AirPods Pro 2 will feature a clinical grade hearing aid function. Can they give hearing a big improvement?
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Cesareo Contreras
September 20, 2024
Breakthrough 3D imaging to detect lung cancer early developed by Northeastern researcher
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Breakthrough 3D imaging to detect lung cancer early developed by Northeastern researcher
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Cynthia McCormick Hibbert
September 18, 2024
Why are medical providers still struggling to get paid seven months after the Change Healthcare’s cyberattack?
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Why are medical providers still struggling to get paid seven months after the Change Healthcare’s cyberattack?
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Cesareo Contreras
September 17, 2024
Building a space satellite isn’t cheap. These Northeastern students are researching ways to bring the cost way down.
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Building a space satellite isn’t cheap. These Northeastern students are researching ways to bring the cost way down.
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Cesareo Contreras
September 16, 2024
How do we protect workers’ rights in the age of AI? Give the workers AI, too, says computer scientist
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How do we protect workers’ rights in the age of AI? Give the workers AI, too, says computer scientist
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Noah Lloyd
September 13, 2024
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