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Daily exercise reduces fat, improves cognitive function in kids

Daily exercise isn’t only good for kids’ physical health, according to Lauren Raine, a postdoctoral research associate in the Department of Psychology. It’s also good…

by Jason Kornwitz April 13, 2017

Alum earns entrepreneurship award for startup

Northeastern postdoctoral researcher Asanterabi Malima, PhD’13, received the Entrepreneurial Award during Massachusetts’ celebration of Africa Week in recognition of his founding a biotech firm and developing a device that enables early, low-cost disease detection.

by Angela Herring July 16, 2014

The secret life of serotonin

Post-doctoral researcher Chris Skipwith has received two prestigious fellowships to develop nanosensors that detect serotonin and other small molecules in order to gain a better understanding of their role in cardiovascular disease.

by Angela Herring June 9, 2014

3Qs: A crazy little drug called love

Research from University Distinguished Professor Lisa Feldman Barrett’s lab confirms what singers and filmmakers have known all along: Love is a drug. It affects our behaviors—and our brains—in the same ways as addiction.

by Angela Herring February 14, 2014

Revolution aids research into earlier era of unrest

In Tunisia, a doctoral student studying the social movements of 1968 has perfect timing — a new social revolution allowing people to express themselves freely has opened fertile ground for his research.

by Greg St. Martin April 27, 2011

Daily exercise reduces fat, improves cognitive function in kids

Alum earns entrepreneurship award for startup

The secret life of serotonin

3Qs: A crazy little drug called love

Revolution aids research into earlier era of unrest

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