Ambika Bajpayee Nominated as Biomaterials Science Emerging Investigator BioE Assistant Professor Ambika Bajpayee was nominated as Biomaterials Science Emerging Investigator 2021 for her paper “Milk exosomes with enhanced mucus penetrability…
America is on a Gun-Buying Spree. Here’s What is Driving the Surge In March, the FBI reported almost 4.7 million background checks -- the most of any month since the agency started…
America’s Almost Failing “Infrastructure Report Card” In the latest Infrastructure Report Card produced by the American Society for Civil Engineers (ASCE), The state of America's infrastructure…
American Technology Council meets with goal of modernizing government IT Leading US technology firms such as Apple and Google gathered on Monday, June 19 to attend the first meeting of…
Amidst violence and chaos, Las Vegas medical infrastructure handles hundreds of patients In times of tragedy, many people “look for the helpers”, as the Fred Rogers quote goes. The worst tragedy can bring out the best in people, as seen with the Cajun Navy in Hurricane Harvey, Puerto Rican community response to Hurricane Maria, and the continual bravery of first responders in crises worldwide.
Amsterdam plans transition to electric vehicles Within the last year, Amsterdam has begun a process to eliminate vehicles with polluting emissions from the city. Residents are encouraged to switch to electric vehicles through a combination of government incentives and energy upgrades, with the hope of eliminating all gas and diesel vehicles by 2030.
Amy Farrell in News@Northeastern: Labor Trafficking Impacts Vulnerable US Citizens Who Often Suffer In Silence Read the full article. Excerpt: Vulnerable U.S. citizens face the same kinds of workplace intimidation, sexual harassment, and paycheck fraud…
Amy Farrell’s Myra Craft Open Classroom Recap: What Will Criminal Justice Look Like In A Post-Pandemic World? Criminology and Criminal Justice Director Amy Farrell discussed the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic along with the complex issues of…
Amy Mueller Awarded Seed Grant to Investigate A New, Ultra-Low-Cost Method of Monitoring Urban Water Systems Amy Mueller, Assistant Professor in Marine and Environmental Sciences and Civil and Environmental Engineering, has been awarded a $50,000 seed…
Amy Mueller Featured in News@Northeastern: 2 Masks Are Better Than 1 to Protect Against the New COVID-19 Varients The verdict is in: Two masks are better than one. Layering surgical masks under cloth masks can decrease the amount of…
Amy Mueller in News@Northeastern: Face Masks Help Prevent You From Spreading The Coronavirus. But Can They Prevent You From Catching It? Not all masks are created equal, and neither are people’s faces. That means that even if you combine the best…
An Economic Analysis of Transportation Infrastructure Investment In 2014 the Obama Administration issued this report calling for increased investment in American infrastructure, particularly in the area of transportation.