Using data from more than 30 million people, Northeastern and Harvard experts have created an interactive look at how certain diseases interconnect.
Once smartphones become truly common, so will the viruses that attack them
Network researchers at Northeastern predict that Bluetooth and MMS viruses could wreak havoc with any smartphone that gains significant market share.
Physicist recognized for pioneering contributions to interdisciplinary science
Northeastern University physicist Albert-László Barabási has once again been recognized for his outstanding contributions to science. Joining a long list of award winners credited with historic contributions such as creating … read more »
New Research: Advanced Methodology to Evaluate Protein-Protein Interactions of Cells, Creating High-Quality Interaction Map
Proteins make up the machinery of the cell. Their interaction with each other is responsible for how the cell functions within a living organism. Intrigued by what these interactions may … read more »
Human Mobility Study Meets Ethics Approval
Privacy of users protected by “anonymized” data survey Northeastern University Professor Albert-László Barabási and his team have done groundbreaking research into the nature of human mobility. The University is proud of … read more »
Human Mobility is Not Random, Finds Physicist
Nature magazine cover story discusses revolutionary findings In a groundbreaking paper published as a cover story in this week’s Nature magazine, Northeastern University physicist Professor Albert-László Barabási and his team … read more »