John Basl, a Northeastern University philosophy professor who studies Artificial Intelligence ethics, said the website, which seems to depict autonomous robots that gained consciousness, aligns closely with the questions he pondered in his early years of AI research.

Darin Detwiler, Ph.D., a professor at Northeastern University, has a similar take. “You are likely OK now, but it is reasonable to be selective,” he says. “Because the affected best-by dates have passed, restaurants should no longer have that recalled lettuce.”

In the pages of Nature Reviews Neuroscience, Lisa Feldman Barrett, who studies the psychology and neuroscience of emotion at Northeastern University, and Earl Miller, who studies how the brain carries out goal-directed behavior at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, collaborated on a new view of categorization.

Op-ed by Liz Bucar, a professor of religion at Northeastern University.

Research published in 2025 by academics at the Colegio de México and Northeastern University found that the Sinaloa Cartel and its rival, the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), had been adapting their online presence to communicate with young people.

Costas Panagopoulos, a professor of political science at Northeastern University, cautioned against reading too much into a relatively small pool of parent voters, but told Newsweek the polling could potentially point to parents becoming increasingly concerned by Trump’s economic and foreign policy choices.

Some of the most common workplace monitoring programs have shared names, email addresses and other personal worker data with hundreds of outside data brokers and technology companies without clearly disclosing the practice, according to an investigation by Vanderbilt University, Northeastern University and the University of California at Berkeley.

Northeastern University professor Daniel Aldrich told Newsweek data centers concentrate costs such as higher electricity bills, pressure on water supplies and noise in host communities while spreading their economic benefits more widely.

“A review of the current categories may be appropriate – certainly the ‘shared clinical decision making nomenclature’ is confusing,” said Wendy Parmet, a public health law scholar at Northeastern University.

Some of the most common workplace monitoring programs have shared names, email addresses and other personal worker data with hundreds of outside data brokers and technology companies without clearly disclosing the practice, according to an investigation by Vanderbilt University, Northeastern University and UC Berkeley.

Daniel S. Medwed, a law professor at Northeastern University in Boston, tells PEOPLE that the Massachusetts law surrounding a lack of criminal responsibility defense is complex.

Some of the most common workplace monitoring programs have shared names, email addresses and other personal worker data with hundreds of outside data brokers and technology companies without clearly disclosing the practice, according to an investigation by Vanderbilt University, Northeastern University and the University of California at Berkeley.