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A collection of various drinking straws in a researcher's gloved hand in a laboratory setting.
Science & Technology

Looking for an environmentally friendly drinking straw? The answer may surprise you

Canadian moonseed, a type of plant, shown.
University News

Scientists make major breakthrough that rewrites the understanding of plant evolution

Steve Lustig seen through a brightly colored yellow translucent material in the lab. He is wearing safety glasses.
Science & Technology

Researchers achieve new insights about liquid metals, opening doors for the creation of new materials

A close-up of a scientist with blue gloves on holding a sensor.
Science & Technology

What if sensors could spot plant stress in real time? These Northeastern researchers made it happen

A truck parked on the edge of an ilmenite open pit mine in a canyon.
World News

‘No credible evidence’ that Ukraine has rare earth minerals, says Northeastern expert

Benjamin Woolston sitting in his lab looking at a vial of substance.
Science & Technology

This Northeastern researcher is hacking genomes to grow plastic and feed astronauts

A close-up of lab equipment being used, with a gloved hand visible.
Science & Technology

What a tiny, 3D gut can tell us about gastrointestinal disorders

Magda Barecka working in the lab.
Science & Technology

How a Northeastern scientist is turning carbon dioxide into renewable ethanol

Abhijeet Parvatker working on a laptop.
University News

When it comes to sustainability and environmental impact, this Northeastern Ph.D. grad is at the ‘forefront of innovation’

Headshots of three Northeastern professors, from left to right: Mansoor Amiji, Eno E. Ebong, Yun Raymond Fu.
University News

 Three Northeastern professors recognized for extraordinary achievement in the field of medical and biological engineering

A white-colored electric vehicle charging.
Science & Technology

Can you get electrocuted by an electric vehicle?

STEM comic strip panel.
Science & Technology

Do comics help as a STEM learning tool? Northeastern professor’s study aims to answer that question