Brian Helmuth All Experts
Professor of Environmental Science and Public Policy
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Brian Helmuth In the Media
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PRI
To understand climate change, look at it from a mussel’s perspective
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New Scientist
Ocean acidification may be good for thriving marine snails
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Smithsonian Magazine
Robot Shellfish May Tell Us About Climate Change’s Impact On Marine Species
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ZME Science
For the last 18 years, robotic mussels have been watching over our oceans
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The New York Times
Robotic mussels track rising temperatures for climate research
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Science Blog
Researchers use ‘robomussels’ to monitor climate change
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WGBH
Twitter statistics suggest science becoming a wedge issue
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Miami Herald
Urge to protect oceans propels youngest aquanaut on Cousteau’s Mission 31
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Boston Globe
Live feed from Fabien Cousteau’s Mission 31 slated for Tuesday
Brian Helmuth for Northeastern
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Professor to speak at UN General Assembly on climate change, sustainable development
Climate change biologist Brian Helmuth will speak today at a high-level meeting at the United Nations headquarters, where he will highlight his research and participate…
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Science and politics: Finding common ground
Climate change and research funding are hotly debated topics in the news these days, with both lawmakers and the public noting a great divide between…
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The stories that are likely to make headlines in 2017
In the first installment of our two-part series looking at some of the big stories and bright ideas primed to make headlines in the new…
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Researchers mine Twitter to reveal Congress’ ideological divide on climate change
Senate Democrats are three times more likely to follow science-related Twitter accounts than their Republican peers, according to a new study led by Northeastern’s Brian…
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As Canada wildfires rage, faculty experts examine the ramifications
Wildfires continue to rage for a third week in and around the city of Fort McMurray in Canada's Alberta province, the country’s oil-sands capital. Some…
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A climate change agreement was reached. Now what?
The two-week U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change ended in Paris on Saturday with nearly 200 nations agreeing on a plan to combat climate change.
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Climate change forces scientists to speak up
Blurb: When discussing one of the most contentious topics of the 21st century—climate change—finding the balance between fact and emotion is precarious, say Northeastern faculty.
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Underwater crustaceans could solve missing plane mystery
As authorities continue to debate the topic, marine science expert Brian Helmuth explains how barnacles on a recently discovered fragment of an airplane wing could…
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A majestic backdrop for marine research
Graduate student Jessica Torossian encountered winter’s beauty in the form of frost flowers while performing field research on blue mussels in the Gulf of Maine.
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3Qs: New approach to understanding climate change
Northeastern professor Brian Helmuth and a group of international researchers recently published a review paper in Climate Change Responses calling for a new approach to…
