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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

by Allie Nicodemo
Sports

Northeastern lacrosse player’s global experience sparks creation of international tournament

by Jason Kornwitz

How to bring 3-D printing into your teaching, research

by Greg St. Martin

NU Talks: Building resilience against global turbulence

by News@Northeastern - Contributor
Society & Culture

Northeastern alumnus the genius behind life-saving EpiPen

by Thea Singer

Northeastern senior wins award as national engineering Co-op Student of the Year

by Thea Singer
Science & Technology

Researchers’ metallic glue may stick it to soldering and welding

by Thea Singer
Science & Technology

Researchers develop novel 3-D printing method for creating patient-specific medical devices

by Thea Singer
Science & Technology

Students design ‘farm arm’ to help operate machinery

by Greg St. Martin
Science & Technology

From stronger Kevlar to better biology

by Angela Herring
Science & Technology

Drive it to break it

by Angela Herring
Science & Technology

Stronger than Kevlar, light as a tee-shirt, and cheap all over

by Angela Herring