“If this opinion becomes the opinion of the court, Griswold is imperilled, no question,” Wendy Parmet, the faculty co-director for the Center for Health Policy and Law at Northeastern University, told The Guardian.  

Harvard scholar Oleh Kotsyuba and Northeastern University professors Mai’a Cross and Pablo Calderon weighed in on the rumors during NBC10 Boston’s weekly series, “Russia-Ukraine Q&A.”

Local experts discuss reports that Russian President Vladimir Putin has cancer, retaliatory moves from the European Union and upcoming Victory Day in Russia on NBC10 Boston’s weekly series, “Russia-Ukraine War Q&A.”

Despite the growing public pressure, Martha Davis, a constitutional law professor at Northeastern University and author of an amicus brief asking the Supreme Court to strike down Mississippi’s strict abortion law, told The Post that she doesn’t think it will have a large effect. “But I also don’t think it’s set in stone,” she said. “I […]

Lisa Feldman Barrett, neuroscientist, psychologist; University Distinguished Professor of Psychology, Northeastern University; she holds appointments at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital, where she is Chief Science Officer for the Center for Law, Brain & Behavior; author of Seven and Half Lessons About the Brain and How Emotions are Made.

Martha Davis, a Northeastern University Law Professor, has been studying water affordability for years. “Everybody needs water, you know. You need water, whether you can afford it or not,” said Davis.

Building on prior work at Northeastern University, which found that humans have two main approaches in manipulating a complex object like a fluid, the ASU team simulated those responses, lasering in on the transition phase between the two to understand why humans exhibit a binary response—and to see how robots could learn to do the same in […]