Piece written by Daniel P Aldrich, Dean’s Professor of Resilience and Director of Resilience Studies Program at Northeastern University.

The institutions that gained market power over the past two decades, like Northeastern, made clear choices. 

Dengue expert and Northeastern University Professor Michael Johansson has said it is unclear whether the outbreak is one sustained chain or “multiple smaller introductions.” One chain would mean Tampa kept the virus’s reproduction number above one for months.

Ravi Ramamurti, professor of international business at Northeastern University, said when the U.S. is doing billions worth of trade with Canada, the latest action is a small fraction of what might affect the nation and Massachusetts.

While much of higher ed is retrenching, schools such as Northeastern and Vanderbilt are betting that having multiple locations will make them stand out.

Liz Bucar, a professor of religion at Northeastern University in Boston, used to experience fitness through a cardio-only lens, “always trying to be smaller.”

Northeastern University tested 21 late-model vehicles from 17 automakers and 30 companion mobile apps. The upshot: cars are collecting a trove of personal data and sharing it with a lot of tech companies, including Adobe, Contentsquare, Google, Microsoft, Meta, Snap, and Yahoo.

Lisa Feldman Barrett, professor of psychology at Northeastern University is another contemporary voice actively debunking the lizard brain myth.

Especially in South Florida, there are now many Aedes aegypti mosquitoes , says Michael Johansson, an epidemiologist at Northeastern University.

“What we have today are systems that are communicatively very robust,” John Basl, a professor of philosophy at Northeastern University, told MarketWatch

Dr. Harry Levant said the rate of gambling addiction has gone up at least 60 percent in states where sports betting is legal, including in Massachusetts. Levant, who used to be addicted to gambling himself, is director of gambling policy at the Public Health Advocacy Institute at Northeastern University.

Seasonal outbreaks of the disease, which affects up to 400 million people worldwide But this time is a little different, says Michael Johansson, an epidemiologist at Northeastern University. “This is the most locally acquired cases that we’ve seen in the state,” he says.