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Parents
The One Question Parents Need To Ask Before Every Playdate
That’s critical as researches with Northeastern University and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health conducted a national survey in 2021 and found 36% of homes with kids had unlocked firearms, while 37% had loaded ones.
KPBS
Folk Arts Rare Records brings Lou Curtiss’ music collection to the people
Andrew Mall, a professor of music at Northeastern University in Boston, studies media, music consumption and collecting. He said record stores — and the people who work in them — are crucial to local music scenes.
C&EN
Trump pulls US out of another major UN climate treaty
But whether the president can unilaterally withdraw the US from a treaty that the Senate ratified is a legally unsettled question, says Maria Ivanova, director of the School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs at Northeastern University.
Mass Live
‘The Bad Old Days’: Why the ICE shooting in Minneapolis has raised alarms with Mass. police experts
Veteran Northeastern University criminologist James Alan Fox wasn’t buying it. “I don’t know what she said [to the agent], but I don’t see the reason for pulling a gun and then, particularly, for trying to open the [car] door, which intensified and escalated the encounter,” he said.
C&EN
These quantum switches need a materials makeover
At the heart of today’s most advanced quantum computers sits a device called a Josephson junction. “The Josephson junction is the transistor of quantum computing,” says Kin Chung Fong, an engineer at Northeastern University, Burlington.
Criminologist says video transcripts reveal insight into Brown University shooter’s motive
Northeastern University Criminologist James Alan Fox told Boston 25 that he believes Neves Valente, despite what he said, like other mass killers, was motivated to set across a simple message.
National Geographic
How scientists learn from the masters of invisibility: octopuses
How cephalopods achieve this instantaneous camouflage is a mystery that has tantalized humans since at least 350 BCE, when Aristotle made observational notes on the subject, says Leila Deravi, associate professor at Northeastern University, whose BioMaterials Design Group specializes in biomimicry.
Wired Italia
The mathematics of flavor: can you guess the origin of a recipe from the combination of its ingredients?
But it can be applied to many other phenomena. Iacopo Iacopini , Associate Professor of Network Science at Northeastern University in London, and his colleagues, in this case, chose the kitchen.
Map Shows States in Worst Tier As ‘Super Flu’ Spreads
“This is very concerning,” Neil Maniar, a professor of public health practice at Northeastern University, told Newsweek.
Mike Johnson’s Majority in Peril After Sudden Republican Death
Costas Panagopoulos, professor of political science at Northeastern University, told Newsweekthe slim margin makes it more of a challenge to keep the GOP coalition unified on any vote, as even just a small number of defections could “make it impossible for the Republican majority to pass legislation.”
Fox News
Flu hospitalizations hit all-time weekly high in densely populated state, officials warn
In a previous interview with Fox News Digital, Dr. Neil Maniar, professor of public health practice at Boston’s Northeastern University, emphasized that it’s not too late to get the flu vaccine, as peak season typically occurs in January.
Can animals read? Not in the human way.
A Goffin’s cockatoo named Ellie can tap a tablet-based speech board to communicate with her owner, Northeastern University researcher Jen Cunha.