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Professor’s AI technology startup acquired by global cosmetics company Shiseido

by Greg St. Martin

The battery whisperer

by Greg St. Martin
“The endowed chair has really allowed us to move quickly on health problems that face us today,” said Thomas Webster, professor and chair of the Department of Chemical Engineering. “We don’t have to wait to apply for grants and then a year later determine if they come in. We are able to utilize those resources very quickly and develop a strategy.” Photo by Adam Glanzman/Northeastern University
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‘Like a FitBit for inside the body’: Professor’s nanosensors could monitor health in real time

by Allie Nicodemo

Northeastern students reflect on ‘amazing,’ ‘inspirational’ CGI U experience

by Jason Kornwitz
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New student-created app makes ‘friending’ easy

by Jason Kornwitz
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Professor seeks ‘flashes of insight’ in regeneration research, innovative optics

by Greg St. Martin

Undergraduate lab fair opens doors to new research experiences

by Jason Kornwitz

If these walls could talk: The architectural history of the White House

by Molly Callahan
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For six decades, the Freemans have called Northeastern home

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How to develop a successful Dialogue of Civilizations program

by Jason Kornwitz

Professor wins Fulbright award to advance magnetic materials research

by Greg St. Martin
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by Adam Fischer