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Why the ‘silver economy’ is the future of work
Resurgent, by Julian Birkinshaw and John Fallon, caught my eye. John’s now a professor of practice at Northeastern University, and Julian is dean of Ivey Business School.
Will AI make you stupid?
Many companies are looking forward to the possible productivity gains from greater adoption of ai. But there could be a sting in the tail. “Long-term critical-thinking decay would likely result in reduced competitiveness,” says Barbara Larson, a professor of management at Northeastern University.
People with high emotional intelligence embrace 5 ‘hard truths’ early on, says expert
Feature by Amy Morin, a psychotherapist, clinical social worker and instructor at Northeastern University.
‘The ultimate underdog’: Chelsea named 2025 All-America city for sustainability projects
A third project the community was recognized for was Chelsea’s network of over 80 air quality sensors. Deployed in partnership with Northeastern University in 2023, the sensors provide real-time pollution data and deliver air quality updates to residents and researchers via a multilingual digital dashboard.
Future-Proofing Leaders & CX: Soft Skills In An AI World
While the survey focused on capturing the perspectives of tech leaders and the challenges they face, when I discussed the results recently with Dr. Paula Caligiuri, Co-Founder of Skiilify and a D’Amore-McKim School of Business Distinguished Professor at Northeastern University, she believed that the findings about skills deficiencies are directly translatable to all leaders.
The conservative weapon bringing down university presidents and law reviews
Op-ed by Jill Abramson, a former executive editor of The New York Times, who teaches journalism at Northeastern University and is a contributing Globe Opinion writer.
Map Shows States Where Carcinogens Detected in Drinking Water Sources
There are many sources of human PFAS exposure, including through “manufacturing, wastewater treatment, sludge application to land, firefighting foam, building products, personal care products, and dietary sources,” Phil Brown, the director of the Social Science Environmental Health Research Institute at Northeastern University, told Newsweek.
Big Brother gets new powers in China with digital ID system
“It’s hard to look at steps like these and not see an intention to make people not feel anonymous,” said Laura Edelson, a computer scientist at Boston’s Northeastern University who co-wrote a recent report on China’s online censorship system.
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Hot ‘bombshells’ crowd bars nationwide for ‘Love Island USA’ finale
Pop culture experts like Steve Granelli, an associate teaching professor of communications at Northeastern University, say the surplus of gatherings around “Love Island USA” has underscored a need for “pure escapism.”
Hospital restructuring, partnerships and upgrades in the works amid growing financial crisis
Obstetric units have been closing throughout the U.S. in recent decades, especially in rural areas, according to a needs assessment of the obstetric workforce in Maine’s rural hospitals, commissioned by MaineHealth to the Roux Institute at Northeastern University and published in January 2024.
Bike lanes are a hot topic in the race for Boston’s top office
One reason bike lanes are inconsistent is because historically they’ve been added to streets as an afterthought, said Peter Furth, a professor of civil and environmental engineering at Northeastern University.
Trump’s shortcut rulemaking is shortchanging all of us
Op-ed by Sharmila Murthy, a professor of Law and Public Policy at Northeastern University who previously worked at the White House Council on Environmental Quality.