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Future Spaceflight Might Be More Inclusive to People with Disabilities
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Future Spaceflight Might Be More Inclusive to People with Disabilities

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Could humans visit Venus? Here’s a plan to do just that.
A computer generated three-dimensional perspective of the surface of Venus. Photo by NASA/JPL

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Could humans visit Venus? Here’s a plan to do just that.

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They began racing drones. Now these students are using artificial intelligence to build a fleet of them.

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They began racing drones. Now these students are using artificial intelligence to build a fleet of them.

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It’s Giving Day! Here’s how fundraising challenges have rocketed students to success

It’s Giving Day! Here’s how fundraising challenges have rocketed students to success

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Northeastern University looks back at the moon landing 50 years later: July 20, 1969

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Northeastern University looks back at the moon landing 50 years later: July 20, 1969

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Northeastern University looks back at the moon landing 50 years later: After the moon

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Northeastern University looks back at the moon landing 50 years later: After the moon

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Northeastern University looks back at the moon landing 50 years later: Shooting for the Moon

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Northeastern University looks back at the moon landing 50 years later: Shooting for the Moon

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Northeastern graduate, Lockheed Martin manager, recognized at Black Engineer of the Year Awards Conference

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Northeastern graduate, Lockheed Martin manager, recognized at Black Engineer of the Year Awards Conference

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Two Northeastern startups win MassChallenge awards

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Two Northeastern startups win MassChallenge awards

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Two Northeastern startups named MassChallege Boston finalists, competing for $1.5M in cash prizes

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Two Northeastern startups named MassChallege Boston finalists, competing for $1.5M in cash prizes

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Northeastern honors alumnus Amin Khoury with inaugural Distinguished Entrepreneur Award

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Northeastern honors alumnus Amin Khoury with inaugural Distinguished Entrepreneur Award

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Professors’ venture wins MassChallenge award
Swastik Kar, associate professor in the Department of Physics and Yung Joon Jung, associate professor in the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, were recently awarded $50,000 through the MassChallenge accelerator, and an additional grant through the CASIS-Boeing Prize for Technology in Space. Photo by Adam Glanzman/Northeastern University

Professors’ venture wins MassChallenge award

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