innovation
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Innovation and impact on display at winter showcase
At an event Tuesday designed to highlight the innovative work Northeastern is doing at the intersection of higher education and industry, President Aoun advised students,…
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Northeastern and Facebook partner on next generation research projects
Facebook announced on Wednesday that Northeastern is one of 17 research universities selected to partner with the company on next generation, joint technology projects. The…
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Provost Emeritus Stephen Director named National Academy of Inventors Fellow
Director is a pioneer in the field of electronic design automation, and the National Academy of Inventors announced this week that he is among a…
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Northeastern’s innovative partnership with GE draws broad national media attention
Northeastern and General Electric will partner to offer a new accelerated bachelor’s degree in advanced manufacturing, a first-in-the-nation program. The partnership, announced Tuesday by the…
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Northeastern to invest $25 million of endowment funds in environmental sustainability
A recognized leader in sustainability practices, education, and research, Northeastern will take an innovative additional step to address the global challenge of climate change.
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Hackathon to help nurses drive innovation in healthcare
As the startup culture in healthcare continues to grow, Northeastern School of Nursing Dean Nancy Hanrahan sees an opportunity for nurses to play a key…
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And the winners are…
The breadth and depth of Northeastern’s research and entrepreneurial spirit was on full display Thursday at RISE:2016, the university’s Research, Innovation, and Scholarship Expo. Industry…
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Soul of a new machine
Thomas Reilly, BHS’16, is designing a sensitive robotic arm that can help people who have suffered medical casualties learn to walk…
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The sights and sounds of RISE:2016
Video by Benjamin Bertsch/Northeastern University…
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It’s a bug’s life
Doctoral student Erin Cole researches how termite eggs cope with bacteria to understand the role of parenting in early development. Photo…
