DARPA

With nearly $1 million on the line, this Northeastern team had to think fast

Ingenuity and quick thinking helped a computer science team stave off a last-minute disqualification and win a competition held by the research arm of the…

by Khalida Sarwari January 17, 2019

Matteo Rinaldi has developed a new type of sensor that consumes no power whatsoever in standby mode, waking up only when it detects an important event. Photo by Adam Glanzman/Northeastern University

New ‘sleeping’ sensors could save costs, make warzones safer

Sensors deployed in remote or hazardous locations could improve intel and safety conditions, but maintaining them is costly. Now, Matteo Rinaldi, associate professor of electrical…

by Allie Nicodemo September 14, 2017

Is that a turnip or a bomb?

Northeastern researchers have developed a new programming language that can decipher images relayed by drones, untangling, for instance, if an image is of a terrorist…

by Thea Singer April 20, 2016

Carla Brodley appointed dean of the College of Computer and Information Science

Northeastern University has appointed Dr. Carla E. Brodley as dean of the College of Computer and Information Science, effective Aug. 1, 2014.

by News@Northeastern April 22, 2014

Researchers push the radio rainbow’s limits

In DARPA’s first ever Spectrum Challenge, computer science professor Guevara Noubir’s team dominated the competition in its attempt to transmit data from one point to…

by Angela Herring September 30, 2013

With nearly $1 million on the line, this Northeastern team had to think fast

New ‘sleeping’ sensors could save costs, make warzones safer

Is that a turnip or a bomb?

Carla Brodley appointed dean of the College of Computer and Information Science

Researchers push the radio rainbow’s limits

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