Brian Helmuth All Experts

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Understanding climate change is hard work. These robotic mussels are doing the heavy lifting.

As water and air temperatures rise, mussel populations fall. Northeastern researchers are tracing these trends with mussel-inspired technology, allowing them to measure the lethal limits…
- Aria Bracci October 3, 2018
Global disaster response needs a networked approach

At the inaugural summit hosted by Northeastern’s Global Resilience Institute yesterday, experts from across the globe shared their insights on rebounding from a rising tide…
- Bill Ibelle March 30, 2018
Drones for research: Explaining Northeastern’s policy

Researchers across disciplines are increasingly turning to unmanned aerial vehicles to advance their work. Here, we outline the steps necessary to operate drones on university…
- Greg St. Martin March 14, 2018
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…
- Greg St. Martin March 23, 2017
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…
- Thea Singer February 14, 2017
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…
- Jason Kornwitz January 3, 2017
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…
- Thea Singer May 30, 2016
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…
- Thea Singer May 18, 2016
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.
- Joe O'Connell December 15, 2015
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.
- Joe O'Connell August 13, 2015

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Brian Helmuth for Northeastern

Understanding climate change is hard work. These robotic mussels are doing the heavy lifting.

Global disaster response needs a networked approach

Drones for research: Explaining Northeastern’s policy

Professor to speak at UN General Assembly on climate change, sustainable development

Science and politics: Finding common ground

The stories that are likely to make headlines in 2017

Researchers mine Twitter to reveal Congress’ ideological divide on climate change

As Canada wildfires rage, faculty experts examine the ramifications

A climate change agreement was reached. Now what?

Climate change forces scientists to speak up

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