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Georgia’s Heartbeat Abortion Ban Tests FDA Limits on Pill Access
“States have not been very successful in stopping this use and possession and spread of other substances that are banned,” said Wendy Parmet, director of Northeastern University’s Center for Health Policy and Law. “I remain dubious that they’re going to really be able to stop the use of this.”
Court Win Bolsters Push to Highlight Prosecutors’ Misconduct
The law professors say that the current climate makes it all the more important to illuminate prosecutorial wrongdoing. Mr. Medwed, who teaches at Northeastern University in Massachusetts, cited Mr. Boudin’s recall and the opposition faced by Los Angeles’s district attorney, George Gascon, also facing a recall effort.
How Gen Z teens accidentally blew up the myth of the lazy millennial
Millennials entered the workforce amid two significant recessions and the jobless recoveries that followed, meaning they were always pitted against legions of laid-off, more-experienced workers, said Northeastern University economist Alicia Sasser Modestino.
What type of leader are you? It may depend on whether you’re an older or younger sibling, psychologist says
There’s a stereotype, and even some supportive research, that older siblings develop stronger leadership traits than middle or younger siblings. But according to Laurie Kramer, a professor of applied psychology at Northeastern University, that’s not really true.
Northeastern’s London campus earns right to call itself a ‘university’
Northeastern University’s satellite campus in London is the first U.S. school to be granted the title of “university” by the government, it announced Wednesday.
America’s deadly epidemic: violence against women
The picture is mixed on fears that recent pandemic lockdowns exacerbated domestic violence. James Alan Fox, a Northeastern University professor of criminology, law and public policy, analyzed FBI data and found homicides in family settings rose 26% in 2020 over the previous year.
SlashGear
How To Tell If Your Amazon Echo Is Spying On You, And What You Can Do About It
In 2019, researchers from Northeastern University and the Imperial College of London spent six grueling months streaming more than 130 hours of Netflix content into an assortment of smart speakers to see what would happen.
Marketplace
The ABCs of AI, algorithms and machine learning
Bethany Edmunds, professor and director of computing programs at Northeastern University, compares it to cooking. She says an algorithm is basically a recipe — step-by-step instructions on how to prepare something to solve the problem of “being hungry.”
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Boston Public Radio full show: July 19, 2022
Julia Hopkins explained the focus of her “Emerald Tutu” project, which would create a skirt of floating greenery along the most vulnerable parts of Boston’s shore. Hopkins is an assistant professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Northeastern University, and on a team of researchers hoping to install an “Emerald Tutu” along the city’s coast.
How unconscious feelings about ourselves drive scapegoating
Those who violently act out their racism and bias are a small subset of those who scapegoat, said Jack McDevitt, a criminology professor and the director of the Institute on Race and Justice at Northeastern University in Boston.
Broke Colleges Resort to Mergers for Survival
Northeastern University President Joseph Aoun saw an opportunity. On May 15, 2020, he called six senior managers to his office. “Colleges and universities will be challenged,” he told his cabinet, he recalls. “This may be the time to start looking at mergers and partnerships.”
A labor shortage means teens are in high demand for jobs this summer
“The summer jobs market is even stronger than it was before,” says Alicia Modestino, research director at the Dukakis Center for Urban and Regional Policy at Northeastern University. “I think it was a little bit surprising how well it has held up and how many opportunities there are out there for young people.”