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Harold Brooks Interviewed by The Climate Initiative’s Article on Black History Month: Facing Inequities and Committing to Solutions

This month, we celebrate Black History and recognize the lived adversity and accomplishments of those in the Black community. From…

Daniel Aldrich Financial Times

Daniel Aldrich quoted in new Financial Times’ article: Japan’s National Resilience

In a recent article, Global Resilience Faculty Affiliate, Daniel Aldrich, of Northeastern University explained the political instinct that sucks Japanese policymakers towards physical infrastructure and megaprojects.

Devesh Tiwari Quantum computing

Devesh Tiwari on News@Northeastern: How Do You Deal With Quantum Computing “Noise?” This Computer Engineer Has A Solution.

Read More Quantum computers, the next generation of computing machines that promise to solve some of the world’s most pressing…

This Northeastern-Born Startup Helps Cities Deal With Changing Climate

Read More Predicting where and when the next extreme weather event will hit, and what the financial toll will be,…

John Wihby on News@Northeastern: Free Speech On Social Media Doesn’t Mean The Same Thing Around The World

Read More Facebook, Google, Instagram, and other social media giants based in the United States, faced little to no government…

Brian Helmuth on News@Northeastern:COVID-19 Changed Fish Farming, But Not As Much As Climate Change

Read More When it comes to the business of seafood, COVID-19 hasn’t been nearly as damaging as the ecological havoc…

Stephen Flynn features on News@Northeastern: SUPPLY CHAINS ARE A MESS. BUT THERE’S HOPE ON THE HORIZON

Read More The supply-chain problems of 2021 will continue well into the new year while potentially contributing to inflation, according…

What Will It Take to Design (Actually) Healthy Cities?

Read More So what does designing a healthy city look like when health and space are both pay-to-play? In many…

Scientists Developing A Once-a-Month Oral Contraceptive Pill

Read More GRI Faculty Affiliate, Ambika Bajpayee, was part of the group of scientists who co-authored this work. Funded by…

‘Two steps forward, one step back’: Omicron threatens new economic slide for women – Alicia Sasser Modestino

Read More As Omicron threatens to shut down schools and shutter businesses, economists fear the new coronavirus variant could set…

Alicia Modestino in News@Northeastern: Northeastern University Win Competitive Federal Grant To Help Broaden Job Opportunities in Biotech Across New England

Read More Northeastern University is poised to change the biotechnology and manufacturing landscape of the Northeast, with support from the…

A “Red Alert” for workers: Businesses embrace automation during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Read More There are many changes the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has created; one of these changes that seemed expensive by…