Sari Altschuler Assistant professor of English and the associate director of the Northeastern Humanities Center s.altschuler@northeastern.edu Expertise Sari Altschuler for Northeastern Global News How will AI scribes affect the quality of health care? How will AI scribes affect the quality of health care? Sari Altschuler, a professor of English, argues that usage of AI scribes for note-taking can negatively affect the quality of care. What does ‘pain’ mean, medically? From Wharton to Ellison and Hayes, literature has answers What does ‘pain’ mean, medically? From Wharton to Ellison and Hayes, literature has answers A special issue of American Literature explores writings about pain — and how George Floyd and COVID changed our understanding of them. Northeastern University professor Sari Altschuler wins Wellesley fellowship to study disability in the early United States Northeastern University professor Sari Altschuler wins Wellesley fellowship to study disability in the early United States Northeastern professor Sari Altschuler, supported by a fellowship from Wellesley College’s Newhouse Center for the Humanities, will conduct research for her new book, which will examine how people with disabilities came to understand the world through their impairment. We’ve lost something important in the age of screens. 3D printers can bring it back. We’ve lost something important in the age of screens. 3D printers can bring it back. A new exhibit by NU, Harvard Library, and the Perkins School for the Blind prompts visitors to ponder the experience of reading on screens.