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Gabrielle Whittle works on her convertible heel design.
Business

Semester in San Francisco led Gabrielle Whittle to an Innovator Award

by Ian Thomsen
Northeastern graduate Anvesh Gurijala in his lab
Business

A carbon fiber strong enough to protect airplanes from lightning strikes, light enough to create performance skis

by Emily Arntsen
Yi Zheng, associate professor of mechanical and industrial engineering, created a new recyclable material that can be used to cool down buildings without relying on conventional cooling systems. Photo by Ruby Wallau/Northeastern University
Science & Technology

How to keep cool without turning on the A/C

by Eva Botkin-Kowacki
Diego Rivera at work on his computer

He has a passion for sustainability in technology and communities

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Photo of solar energy system

He created his own global co-op during the COVID-19 pandemic

by Peter Ramjug
Northeastern students Eva Kuruvilla, Debby Nguyen, Sohum Sheth and Sophia Tan work on a laptop on their Snapchat-like nutrition app for senior citizens, called EatRight.
Health

They designed a Snapchat-like nutrition app with their grandparents’ diet in mind

by Eva Botkin-Kowacki
Sydney Morris in her lab

She wants to make more efficient batteries without exploiting cobalt miners

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Neha Jain posts in cap and gown.

These students have inspiring stories to share at Commencement

by Ian Thomsen
Graduating senior in her cap and gown.

The Class of 2021, having walked the walk, gears up for Commencement

by Peter Ramjug

She deconstructed robotic toys as a kid. Now she builds them for Hasbro.

by Eva Botkin-Kowacki
Health

‘Just go get it.’ Students who have received the COVID-19 vaccine encourage others to get their shots

by Peter Ramjug
Science & Technology

They began racing drones. Now these students are using artificial intelligence to build a fleet of them.

by Ian Thomsen