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The Christian Science Monitor
Baltimore, brought low by crime, uses a new approach to begin a turnaround
“As a city, you can make choices and do things without having tons of extra resources,” says Professor Struhl, who got his start in crime reduction strategies at Northeastern University, where he launched the Center on Crime and Community Resilience.
‘Raphael: Sublime Poetry’ Review: A Renaissance Master’s Staggering Range
Ms. Brothers is a professor at Northeastern University and the author of “Giuliano da Sangallo and the Ruins of Rome” (Princeton).
OpenClaw Agents Can Be Guilt-Tripped Into Self-Sabotage
Last month, researchers at Northeastern University invited a bunch of OpenClaw agents to join their lab. The result? Complete chaos.
The Independent
The surprising muscle that is the unheralded champion of longevity
“Muscle mass really is the key to longevity. It really is our insurance policy for how long we want to stay functional,” Elaina Manolis, an assistant clinical professor of physical therapy, human movement and rehabilitation sciences at Northeastern University, explained in a statement.
Boston Herald
Gaskin: When history is erased, Boston must preserve it
What some call Boston’s “Honor Mile” or a “living gallery without walls” quickly drew local and national media attention and sparked new initiatives. At Northeastern University, Dr. Regine Michelle Jean-Charles developed a course based on the project’s research.
Mass Live
Mass. prisons launch new five-year strategic plan, setting a ‘clear path forward’
A partnership with Northeastern University to research staff wellbeing and career longevity.
‘Veep’ star Timothy Simons to speak at University of Maine graduation ceremony
The university is the latest New England college to announce television stars as commencement speakers in recent days, with Harvard University selecting Conan O’Brien and Northeastern University choosing Hilary Duff.
Scientists Reveal Hidden Drawback of Appearing Enthusiastic at Work
A study led by Sangah Bae, professor of management and organizational development at Northeastern University, reveals that managers often give more work to those they believe to be “intrinsically motivated”—even if it works against them.
GBH
Margaret Burnham: By Hands Now Known: Jim Crow’s Legal Executioners
Hear from renowned legal scholar, civil rights advocate, and former judge Margaret A. Burnham, the founder of Northeastern University School of Law’s Civil Rights and Restorative Justice Project (CRRJ) and author of By Hands Now Known: Jim Crow’s Legal Executioners.
Science Magazine
AI algorithms can become ‘agents of chaos’
Natalie Shapira, a computer scientist at Northeastern University, wondered how far users could trust new artificial intelligence (AI) “agents,” a kind of algorithm that can autonomously plan and carry out tasks such as managing emails and entering calendar appointments.
IFL Science
There Really Is No Clean Definition Of Biological Sex – And That’s OK
And more likely than either option is this: that you don’t actually know which gametes are present at all. “We do not refute the gametic definition, it remains a useful and widely applicable framework,” says Madeline Eppley, a PhD Candidate at Northeastern University’s Marine Science Center, and Andy Lee, who recently completed a PhD at Purdue University, […]
Mass Live
Colleges are under pressure. What are they doing to reinvent themselves?
“We try to be proactive and plan ahead as opposed to being reactive and doing that after the market has changed,” Satyajit Dattagupta, Northeastern’s chief enrollment officer, said.