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The Independent
Total solar eclipse 2024 highlights: Rare phenomenon darkens North America’s skies
‘A few minutes of cosmic perspective’ Monday 8 April 2024, Anthony Cuthbertson: We’ve heard from astrophysicist Jonathan Blazek from Northeastern University in the US, who says that even those not directly beneath the path of totality will have the opportunity to gain
Exclusive: Civil rights group taps AI advisory council
The council also includes academics from Haverford College, Brown University, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, GW Law School, University of California, Berkeley and Northeastern University.
Boston.com
What do prosecutors have to prove to convict Karen Read of second-degree murder?
“With crimes like this, you really have to prove three things: You have to prove the action, you have to prove that the action then caused a result, and you have to prove that you acted with a particular mental state that you had a particular culpability,” explained Daniel Medwed, a criminal law professor at […]
The Globe and Mail
How online reviews got gamed
In our very first episode, we tackle the fake review economy: how online reviews got corrupted and if we can ever trust them again. Our guest is Joseph Reagle, an associate professor at Northeastern University and the author of several books, including Reading the Comments: Likers, Haters, and Manipulators at the Bottom of the Web.
AI forecast: Cloudy with a chance of measles
That’s the goal of a project from U.S. biotech company Ginkgo Bioworks and Northeastern University researchers with funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation: to develop a measles forecasting model that uses AI, Ginkgo announced today.
Parrots can play tablet games for enrichment. Now researchers are studying how to improve them for birds to use
“A lot of animals in managed care, in zoos, in homes, they interact with technology on a daily basis. They see the screens that we use. Sometimes they use some as toys,” said Kleinberger, an assistant professor of humanics and voice technology at Northeastern University in Boston.
The death of veteran reporter Fred Hanson is another blow to community journalism
“It’s almost impossible to replace the experience that people like Fred Hanson have,” said Dan Kennedy, a journalism professor at Northeastern University. “With his demise, just an unbelievable amount of institutional knowledge goes with him.”
NBC Boston
Is ShotSpotter gunfire detection technology actually helping our communities?
Dr. Eric Piza is director of Crime Analysis Initiatives and a professor at Northeastern University. He led what is believed to be the largest study about ShotSpotter, analyzing 15 years of data in Kansas City and Chicago.
What the EPA’s ban on ‘forever chemicals’ in drinking water means for Massachusetts
“This is a major move to protect public health that comes after decades of industry coverups and misinformation around the dangers of the PFAS,” said Julia Varshavsky, an environmental health researcher at Northeastern University.
Ginkgo Bioworks aims to use AI to predict measles outbreaks, thanks to the Gates Foundation
The grant is meant to fund research that could help mitigate public health crises. Ginkgo’s research will be in partnership with researchers Alessandro Vespignani and Sam Scarpino from Northeastern University, according to a news release from Ginkgo.
Clash of the Patriarchs
According to Sarah Riccardi-Swartz, a scholar of Orthodoxy who teaches at Northeastern University, in Boston, the new converts tend to be right-wing and Russophile, and some speak freely of their admiration for Putin’s “kingly” role.
Bloomberg Law
Real Estate Commissions Face Added Scrutiny in Justice Probe
Equipped with renewed investigative authority, the DOJ will likely seek to compel a complete separation of compensation for buyers’ agents and sellers’ agents, said John Kwoka, an economics professor at Northeastern University and former Federal Trade Commission chief economist under agency Chair Lina Khan.