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At Snowflake, Khoury co-ops take on independent cloud computing projects
Author: Juliana GeorgeDate: 03.31.25 Last fall, five Khoury students got the unusual opportunity to co-op at Snowflake, a cloud-based data storage company on the cutting edge of AI and machine […]
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Renaissance woman: Shannen Espinosa blends quantum computing, vaccine research, and digital diplomacy
Author: Matty WassermanDate: 12.13.24 To get a glimpse behind the curtain of Shannen Espinosa’s varied success in 2024, look no further than a particular week this past March. On Thursday […]
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Corporations & Industry XconomySpeech Startup VocaliD Creates Personalized Voices With Crowd’s Help
- June 16, 2015
Losing the ability to speak is harrowing, and particularly poignant in conditions such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (known as ALS), stroke, or cerebral palsy. Yet many who can’t speak still can make some sounds with their voice—think gleeful yelps of joy or sorrowful shrieks of pain. Those sounds are key to the work of Rupal Patel and […] -
Corporations & Industry PoliticoHow Congress sees the world, in charts
- June 11, 2015
This week is a big one for America’s global relations. While Congress started hashing out whether to hand the president authority to finish the largest trade deal in history, Obama was wrapping up the G-7 economic summit in Germany. Beneath the talking points, what are America’s real priorities when it comes to the rest of […] -
General News at NortheasternTake 5: The impact of Web personalization
- June 10, 2015
Christo Wilson, an assistant professor in the College of Computer and Information Science at Northeastern University, discussed the ins and outs of Web personalization on Monday afternoon in the Raytheon Amphitheater. His lecture marked the latest installment in the Minds over Matters: NUterm Faculty Speaker Series, which features weekly presentations from top faculty scholars who […] -
General The AtlanticWhat Could Economists Do With All That Cell-Phone Data?
- June 4, 2015
GDP, unemployment numbers, and other indicators are rough estimates at best. Researchers might be able to do better with access to metadata, but would the public be comfortable with that? -
CCIS Professors Honored Before Retirement
- June 1, 2015
Professors Harriet Fell and Viera Proulx of the College of Computer and Information Science were honored at separate receptions hosted by Dean Carla E. Brodley ahead of their retirements. Fell […] -
Corporations & IndustryCode Showdown Tested Students’ Skills, Brought Alumni Back To Campus
- June 1, 2015
Geek Week 2015 ended with the inaugural Code Showdown, hosted by Northeastern’s branch of the Association for Computing Machinery. Up for grabs were scholarships funded by Cipher Tech, a company […] -
Current StudentsMeet the Class of 2015
- June 1, 2015
Four hundred and thirty-two CCIS students graduated and joined the ranks of Northeastern alumni this month. Among them were 107 undergraduates and 325 graduate students. A number of graduates reported […] -
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Professor David Lazer | Researchers use mobile phone data to predict employment shocks
- May 27, 2015
Northeastern University computational social scientist David Lazer and his interdisciplinary research team have demonstrated that mobile phone data can be used to quickly and accurately detect, track, and predict changes in the economy at multiple levels. The findings, published Wednesday in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface, highlight the potential of mobile phone data to […] -
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