seattle
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Cybersecurity and the new digital threats
As part of a Monday afternoon lecture on cybersecurity, Engin Kirda was installed as the inaugural Sy and Laurie Sternberg Associate Professor for Information Assurance.
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Northeastern University moves forward with new graduate campus in Seattle
University to launch its second graduate campus; announces appointment of Seattle-based chief executive.
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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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3Qs: How hacking will affect credit-card holders
Last Friday, a major Atlanta-based payment card processor, Global Payments, announced a server security breach that could affect more than 1 million accounts. We asked…
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3Qs: Taking a patient-facing approach to health care
The United States spends $2 trillion in health care annually. New technologies and approaches to health care have led to a growing field in health…
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A pioneering partnership to cure cystic fibrosis
Northeastern University and the Flatley Discovery Lab, a Boston-based independent nonprofit organization, have joined forces to develop a cure for cystic fibrosis.
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The future of health care: living rooms and wristbands
Northeastern assistant professor Matthew Goodwin combines both health and computer sciences to develop a better approach to diagnosing and treating Autism Spectrum Disorders.
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A partnership to cure sleeping sickness
Chemistry professor Michael Pollastri collaborates with pharmaceutical company and researchers in Spain to identify existing drugs that could be modified to stop a scourge of…
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Northeastern University to establish system of regional campuses across the U.S.
New academic platforms will expand graduate education, research and employer partnerships.
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3Qs: 140,000 ways to code what ails you
Dan Feinberg, director of the health informatics program, analyzes the impact of a new federally mandated medical-billing system, which will use more than 140,000 alphanumeric…
