Industrial engineering major Kendall Sanderson studies how to use systems engineering to streamline the healthcare industry.
Award-winning club has good biochemistry
The leaders of the Northeastern Biochemistry club attribute its success to strong friendships and a deep interest in the field.
University honors the ‘Huntington 100’
Outstanding Northeastern juniors and seniors were recognized last Thursday for their extraordinary achievements in academics and athletics.
Apps, co-ops, startups, and global solutions: It’s RISE:2013
Students and faculty showcased a range of impressive research projects across many disciplines at the university’s annual innovation, scholarship, and research expo on Friday.
Targeted drug delivery researcher earns lifetime achievement award
Vladimir Torchilin, Distinguished Professor of pharmaceutical sciences, has earned a lifetime achievement award for his outstanding contributions to the field of targeted drug delivery.
Lasers reveal the hidden lives of biomolecules
Paul Champion, professor and chair of the Department of Physics, uses femtosecond laser pulses to probe molecular vibrations that elude standard analytical techniques.
Scientists study seawalls on the seashore
Postdoctoral researcher Steven Scyphers has been awarded a fellowship to study the social and ecological resilience of coastal shorelines.
Nanopores promise cost savings in gene sequencing
By applying nanopores to established next-generation gene-sequencing technologies, professor Meni Wanunu could help bring the price of a single genome to $100.
A lifetime of liposomes
Professor Vladimir Torchilin received the Bangham Award for his research on targeted drug delivery.
Professor recognized for changing the field of affective neuroscience
Lisa Feldman Barrett, Distinguished Professor of Psychology, was recently elected to the Royal Society of Canada, the highest honor for Canadian scholars in the arts, sciences and humanities.
A new kind of pub crawl
Engin Kirda, the Sy and Laurie Sternberg Interdisciplinary Associate Professor for Information Assurance, developed new software for detecting and containing malicious webcrawlers.
The language of neural cells
Heather Clark, an associate professor of pharmaceutical sciences, has received a $300,000 Young Faculty Award from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to explore neural cell communication.
