But some critics want to go much farther. Woodrow Hartzog, professor of law and computer science at Northeastern University, favors an outright ban on government use.

Among the presentations in Frankfurt, a study presented by Northeastern University’s Alicia Modestino coded interactions between speakers and their audiences at several hundred economics seminars.

Among the presentations in Frankfurt, a study presented by Northeastern University’s Alicia Modestino coded interactions between speakers and their audiences at several hundred economics seminars.

Northeastern University’s Thomas Starr came up with the time-travel project known as “Remembrance of Climate Futures.”

First off, Laurie Kramer, a professor of applied psychology at Northeastern University who studies sibling conflict, says parents need to be aware of how they themselves are handling their children’s interactions.

“The concept is to just really take that information that is on the websites and package it in a way to insert it into the landscape where people will bump into it,” said Northeastern University’s Thomas Starr, who came up with the project known as ”Remembrance of Climate Futures.” 

Alex DePaoli is an expert in emotion. His research at Northeastern University discovered that being mad when you shop can pay off.

“They’re fighting for survival,” said drug policy expert Leo Beletsky of Northeastern University, about Juul. He was skeptical of any rush to wholesale ban vaping, saying, “banning a licit market product will drive people to an illicit market where consumer choice and consumer safety is much more limited.”

“This is the area where basically the whole food chain in the ocean occurs,” said Ethan Edson, who studied marine science at Northeastern University and stayed on to research ocean plastics. “So, if we’re talking about different fish that are ingesting plastics or different organisms that are ingesting plastics, it’s worse if plastic is in […]

An analysis conducted by Karthik Krishnan and Pinshuo Wang of Northeastern University found that an increase in student debt from $0 to $10,000 reduced entrepreneurship likelihood by 1.4%.

Leo Beletsky is a professor of law and health sciences at Northeastern and director of the Health in Justice Action Lab.

Daniel Aldrich, a professor of political science at Northeastern University in Boston who studies disaster management, said that huge engineering projects had often provided a false sense of security, leading people to avoid what can be a more effective response: evacuation.