“Last year, we generated more data than in the entire history of the human species, and we did that the year before and the year before,” says professor Dan Koloski, head of learning programs at Northeastern University’s Roux Institute, which specializes in AI and data science learning and research. “That volume, coupled with computing advances, tees […]

The ACLU says internet service providers were slowing down traffic to streaming services like YouTube and Netflix as recently as a few years ago, citing research from Northeastern University.

Daniel Aldrich teaches political science and public policy at Northeastern University. He said it was a major wake-up call that led to important government changes to improve emergency services and disaster reduction.

Beth Noveck, professor of experiential AI at Northeastern University, expressed enthusiasm about the rules.

Interview with Seth Harris, senior fellow at Northeastern University’s Burnes Center for Social Change.

Malcolm Purinton is a beer historian and scholar who teaches world and food history at Northeastern University in Boston. 

“Everybody right now is saying, ‘We’re just going to reroute, it’s going to be fine,’” says Nada Sanders, an expert in supply chain management at Northeastern University. “If this lasts a while, it’s not going to be fine. It’s going to impact prices.”

Podcast interview with Richard Daynard, a professor at Northeastern University and president of the Public Health Advocacy Institute. 

Interview with Alan Schroeder, a professor emeritus of journalism at Northeastern University.

“I can imagine that for some women,  walking into Disney — a place where things seem to be under control and predictable — gives a sense of hope,”  Laurie Kramer, a professor of applied psychology at Northeastern University, tells TODAY.com. 

“It is quite remarkable that given an earthquake of this magnitude, we have seen so few reported causalities,” says Daniel Aldrich, a political science professor at Northeastern University who studies earthquake resilience around the world. “India and Haiti faced less powerful earthquakes but had far more casualties and Taiwan has managed to have so few.”

While it’s too early to quantify the potential economic impact of a bird flu outbreak, many of these latest developments are concerning, particularly the transmission of the virus from one species to another, said Darin Detwiler, a food safety and policy expert at Northeastern University.