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Edward Beighley

R. Edward Beighley and Team Awarded Grant from the National Geographic Society’s Committee for Research and Exploration

Professor Edward Beighley, along with Assistant Professor Pau Closas, Professor Deniz Erdogmus, and ECE Postdoc Tales Imbiriba were awarded a…

steve event recap

The Imperative and Opportunity to Invest in Resilient Infrastructure Event Recap

View event highlights and see a recap of GRI Founding Director Stephen E. Flynn' talk on resilience infrastructure. He discusses…

Inspiration Kitchen

Christopher Bosso in Metropolis: The Rudy Bruner Award Continues Its Speaker Series: Engaging Communities via Food and Education

A partnership with Northeastern University, "Inspiring Design: Creating Beautiful, Just, and Resilient Places in America" draws on the award organization's…

china pharma worker

Nada Sanders Featured in The Malaysia Sun: Biden Orders Review to Shore Up Supply Chain Resiliency

President Joe Biden will sign an executive order on Wednesday to formally order a 100-day government review of global supply…

china vaccine

Daniel Aldrich and Denise Garcia Featured in News@Northeastern: Will China’s Global Investment in ‘Vaccine Diplomacy’ Pay Off?

For decades, the United States was a global leader in providing relief when disaster struck around the globe. But American…

Associated Industries of Massachusetts (AIM) Adds Nada Sanders to Board of Economic Advisors

Associated Industries of Massachusetts has added two distinguished experts to its Board of Economic Advisors, which oversees the publication of…

Economic conference

Alicia Sasser Modestino Featured in The New York Times: For Women in Economics the Hostility is Out in the Open

A few years ago, the economists Alicia Sasser Modestino and Justin Wolfers sat at the back of a professional conference…

health care worker

David Lazer Featured in News@Northeastern: Even Among Healthcare Workers, Inequities Exist in the COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout, New Study Finds

Healthcare workers experience the same inequities in receiving COVID-19 vaccines as the general public, according to a new study by researchers from…

facial recognition

Raymond Fu and Tina Eliassi-Rad Featured in News@Northeastern: Humans Are Trying To Take Bias Out Of Facial Recognition Programs. It’s Not Working – Yet.

Relying entirely on a computer system’s identification, police in Detroit arrested Robert Julian-Borchak Williams in January of last year. Facial…

Needle going into a vile

Why the COVID-19 Vaccination Distribution Highlights the Need for Resilient Supply Chains

In 2020, a few days after a pandemic was declared and lockdowns were announced in the United States, the…

Joe Biden

Max Abrahms and José Buscaglia Featured in News@Northeastern: Biden’s Options with Cuba are Constrained by Trump’s Sanctions

The Trump administration’s decision to label Cuba a terrorist nation will complicate President Joe Biden’s ambitions to re-establish ties with…

Texas cold

Jennie C. Stephens and Ali Abur Featured in News@Northeastern: Texas Chose to Go It Alone for Electricity. Now, It’s Facing Rolling Blackouts

Texas, unaccustomed to the frigid temperatures that would pass for a normal winter in other parts of the country, should…