chemistry
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How chemists think
Complex decision-making requires us to select the most important information and throw out the rest, according to John Coley, an associate professor of psychology.
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From protein signaling to cancer drug development
For decades, the inner workings of a protein implicated in the cause of nearly 30 percent of all cancers baffled drug developers. But chemistry professor…
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The real NCIS
The crime lab looks a lot different in real life than it does on TV, according to chemistry major Jacquelyn Horman, who was on co-op…
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From belly to brain: The science of Thanksgiving
Photo by Pink Sherbet Photography via Flickr. There are certain things most Americans expect to encounter on Thursday: Turkey. Mashed potatoes.
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A new age for drug development
In a new research paper, Northeastern faculty members discuss the analytical challenges researchers face as biosimilars take center stage in pharmaceutical development.
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Chemistry across the continents
Fourth year student Christine Dunne loves to travel. During high school she spent two months in China while her mother taught accounting.
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Diving into chemistry
Senior chemistry major Krista Wager will graduate this Friday after a prolific undergraduate research career.
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Northeastern professor leads an international effort to map the human proteome
Chemistry professor William Hancock is a co-organizer of a major scientific undertaking: mapping the human proteome, one chromosome at a time.
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An interdisciplinary approach to drug-abuse research
The Center for Drug Discovery at Northeastern hosted the 10th annual symposium on current trends in drug-abuse research earlier this month.
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A stroll through the labs
I’ve only been gone for a few months, but it feels like eons since I donned a pair of goggles and got…
