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Northeastern designated by the NSA as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Operations
Cybersecurity curriculum will prepare select students for highly specialized jobs that investigate cybercrimes.
The first-place winners in this spring’s electrical and computer engineering capstone competition designed an eye-controlled robotic arm allowing paraplegic patients to feed themselves.
Biology professor Slava Epstein proposes a new theory to explain why some bacteria are so hard to grow in the lab.
A Northeastern alumna’s fashion career is on the fast track after she designed a gown worn by an actress to this year’s Oscars.
Jerry Hajjar, chair and professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, has received a new NSF grant to further his research in the area of sustainable building design — which he envisions as an industry of the future.
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3Qs: Stocking up on Facebook?
Tunde Kovacs, assistant professor of finance in the College of Business Administration, analyzes why Facebook’s stock dropped since its IPO and discusses the challenges of valuing social media companies.
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Artificial intelligence meets political science
Amy Sliva, assistant professor of computer science and political science, is building artificial intelligence models to help policymakers counter global challenges, such as violence and cyber security.
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Photo of the day
Turning the page
Kelley Campbell recently took advantage of warm temperatures to read a book outside Ryder Hall in between classes. Photo by Mary Knox Merrill.