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vaccines

David Lazer Featured in News@Northeastern: Mothers Are More Relucatant to Get Their Children Vaccinated Than Fathers, U.S. Survey Shows

With the U.S. coronavirus vaccination rate among adults slowing and attention turning to the young, a new survey by researchers from Northeastern,…

MRI scan

Gary Young Featured in News@Northeastern: Unnecessary MRI Exams may be Symptoms of a Larger Healthcare Problem

Close to 40 million Magnetic Resonance Imaging procedures are performed annually. These MRIs enable doctors to peer deep inside the body, helping…

Hurricaine Katrina aftermath

Daniel P. Aldrich Interview with Disaster Zone: The Importance of Social Capital in Disasters

If you are going to invest time, energy and money into becoming more disaster resilient, what type of effort are…

Teen getting vaccinated

Samuel Scarpino Featured in ABC News: COVID Burden Shifts to Younger Americans with Older Generations Vaccinated

With vaccination totals increasing and coronavirus cases declining across the country, many Americans are feeling a newfound sense of hope, that perhaps,…

university lecture

Higher Education as Critical Infrastructure

Published May 5, 2021. The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed many realities about the critical infrastructure in this country, including…

Campus furniture

Peter Wiederspahn in News@Northeastern: Student Architects Lead the Way on a New Wave of Campus Furniture

Students in the course spent the first half of the semester designing pieces of furniture that could be added to…

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Shalanda Baker Featured in Experience Magazine: Energy Justice is the Next Civil Rights Issue

The air in Port Arthur, Texas, smelled like sulfur. It stung the nose of 7-year-old Shalanda Baker, a city girl…

Faculty Senate Resolution

Faculty Senate Passes Climate Justice Action Resolution

On April 21, 2021, the Northeastern faculty senate passed a resolution advancing the university’s commitment to demonstrating leadership in climate…

Linda Kowalcky announcement

Linda Kowalcky to become Associate Director for the School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs

Congratulations to Faculty Affiliate Linda Kowalcky, who will take on the role of Associate Director for the School of Public…

Woman getting vaccinated

Samuel Scarpino Featured in Patch: Good News In MA’s Coronavirus Fight

"Is it possible the coronavirus is beginning to loosen its deadly grip on Massachusetts?" That's the question The Boston Globe…

Event Recap: Trade Chat: The Fragility of the Global Supply Chain

On April 22, 2021, GRI Founding Director Stephen E. Flynn joined an engaging panel discussion, sponsored by World Trade Center…

Semiconductor chip

Nada Sanders Featured in News@Northeastern: Here’s Why the Semiconductor Chip Shortage May End Up Being a Good Thing

A shortage of the semiconductor chips that serve as the brainpower in millions of electronic devices has stalled the production…