Mauricio Santillana Professor and Director of MIGHTE at the Network Science Institute m.santillana@northeastern.edu Expertise coastal flooding, COVID-19, disease modeling, human mobility, machine learning, Nanomaterial sorbents for water treatment, network science, population dynamics, Transformation of water pollutants Mauricio Santillana in the Press Coronavirus Today: Today’s COVID-19 forecast calls for … A team led by Mauricio Santillana, director of the Machine Intelligence Group for the Betterment of Health and the Environment at Northeastern University in Boston, shared plan for such a system last week in the journal Science Advances. Express UK Masks could return as health experts warn of wave of illness with new Covid variant spike Experts at Northeastern University in Massachusetts have predicted that the transmissibility of XBB.1.5 will spark another wave of illness in the US — although it is not expected to overwhelm hospitals and emergency rooms. How Many Republicans Died Because the GOP Turned Against Vaccines? Even when vaccines came around, these differences continued, Mauricio Santillana, an epidemiology expert at Northeastern University and a co-author of the study, told me. Mauricio Santillana for Northeastern Global NewsResearchers use machine learning to predict dengue fever with 80% accuracy by Kate Rix August 21, 2025 Northeastern receives $17.5 million from CDC to launch infectious disease prediction center by Cynthia McCormick Hibbert September 19, 2023 Long COVID clinical trials a step in the right direction, but scale doesn’t match the need, researchers say by Cynthia McCormick Hibbert August 2, 2023
Coronavirus Today: Today’s COVID-19 forecast calls for … A team led by Mauricio Santillana, director of the Machine Intelligence Group for the Betterment of Health and the Environment at Northeastern University in Boston, shared plan for such a system last week in the journal Science Advances.
Express UK Masks could return as health experts warn of wave of illness with new Covid variant spike Experts at Northeastern University in Massachusetts have predicted that the transmissibility of XBB.1.5 will spark another wave of illness in the US — although it is not expected to overwhelm hospitals and emergency rooms.
How Many Republicans Died Because the GOP Turned Against Vaccines? Even when vaccines came around, these differences continued, Mauricio Santillana, an epidemiology expert at Northeastern University and a co-author of the study, told me.
