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‘I did what I came to do’: Biden, Putin leave summit with agreements, but clear tensions remain
Max Abrahms, a professor of political science and public policy at Northeastern University, said Putin’s remarks about both countries being “committed to discussions” about cybersecurity were a positive signal.
A Clever Robot Spies on Creatures in the Ocean’s ‘Twilight Zone’
“It’s super cool from an engineering standpoint,” says Northeastern University roboticist Hanumant Singh, who develops ocean robots but wasn’t involved in this research. “It’s really an amazing piece of work, in terms of looking at an area that’s unexplored in the ocean.”
Boston Magazine
Inside the Fight over a Billion-Dollar South Shore Beer Empire
But the buzz it generated was to be expected, explains Ted Clark, executive director of the Northeastern University Center for Family Business. “When family businesses work well, nothing beats them,” he says. “This obviously at one point worked super well. But now with the bickering and fighting, you can’t look away. It’s like a car […]
Science Magazine
European data monopoly hurt forecasts of deadly eruption, Congolese researchers charge
GVO staff say they are sometimes treated as “field boys,” good for data collection, but no more, says Jonathan Esole, a DRC-born mathematician at Northeastern University who has visited GVO and advocates on behalf of its staff.
Law360
Mass. Pot Bribe Case Shows No-Jail Plea Deals Are No Lock
Daniel Medwed, professor at Northeastern University School of Law, said Judge Woodlock’s role overseeing the trial may have played a role in his opinion that Andrade deserved some prison time.
NBC Boston
Why This Privacy Advocate Doesn’t Have Any Amazon Devices in His Home
Amazon plans to enable this feature by default, requiring users to opt out if they don’t want the service. “I’m not going to tell someone that this has no value. But I certainly have a lot of concerns,” says David Choffnes of Northeastern University.
Police: 4 dead, 4 hurt in shooting on Chicago’s South Side
A database compiled by The Associated Press, USA Today and Northeastern University that tracks mass killings — defined as four or more dead, not including the perpetrator — shows Tuesday’s shooting in Chicago is the 18th mass killing, of which 17 were shootings, so far this year in the U.S.
Inventor creates new material that can keep buildings cool without air conditioning
Yi Zheng, associate professor of mechanical and industrial engineering at Northeastern University, created “cooling paper” so that a building or home could essentially keep cool on its own, with no electricity required, according to Northeastern University’s blog.
Vox
Hate crime laws won’t actually prevent anti-Asian hate crimes
“To prevent hate crimes requires something completely different. It requires not changing laws, but the thinking of people in this country,” says Levin, now a Northeastern University professor emeritus.
Filter Magazine
Atlantic City’s Flagship Syringe Program in Battle for Survival
“I think a lot of times advocates for these programs fall into these sorts of traps of trying to produce the evidence that the other side says that it wants to see,” Leo Beletsky, a professor of law and health sciences at Northeastern University, told Filter. “But [the other side] doesn’t really want to see evidence. […]
The Orlando Sentinel
Armed at Disney World: More tourists caught with concealed guns during the pandemic
First-time gun owners made up for about 20% of all gun sales in 2019-2021, according to preliminary data from researchers at Northeastern University and the Harvard Injury Control Research Center.
267 mass shootings recorded in U.S. so far this year
What they’re saying: James Alan Fox, a criminologist and professor at Northeastern University, told AP there had been a “worrisome … blend of people beginning to get out and about in public” as pandemic restrictions lift.