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Northeastern network scientist part of international research group selected for $75M One Brave Idea Research Award
Network scientist Albert-László Barabási, Robert Gray Dodge Professor and University Distinguished Professor at Northeastern, is part of an interdisciplinary research team selected to receive the One Brave Idea Research Award, an unprecedented $75 million award to support the most innovative collaborative strategy for ending coronary heart disease.
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Tech enthusiast finds home at Northeastern’s College of Computer and Information Science
As a kid, Andrew Colgin liked to tinker with technology. He fixed his family’s broken laptops and learned how to build servers from scratch. He designed custom-made computers for clients […]
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Explore and celebrate the future being built in Boston
School of Journalism professor John Wihbey; College of Computer and Information Science professor Michelle Borkin; and College of Social Sciences and Humanities professor Dan O’Brien, who also is research director of the Boston Area Research Initiative, will join Boston Globe data journalist Todd Wallack in leading the event.
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CCIS welcomes new faculty to campus
By Shandana Mufti As the new school year begins and students settle into the rhythms of the fall semester, CCIS is welcoming eight new tenure and tenure track faculty members to […]
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Student discovers passion after attending sports analytics conference
By Shandana Mufti CCIS students don’t spend their years of college staring at screens – they figure out how their personal interests intersect with computer science, then follow the path […]
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Driving, autonomously, into the future
Self-driving cars are on the way, and they’re the future of Lyft, according to the company’s chief technology officer and Northeastern alumnus Chris Lambert. Within five years, Lambert said, a […]
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Media Coverage Roundup: Alessandro Vespignani works on modeling the spread of the Zika virus
Professor Alessandro Vespignani, director of the Network Science Institute, has been researching the spread of the Zika virus and projecting how it will spread. This work has been widely covered by […]
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App vs. website: Which best protects your privacy? It depends
Should you use the app—or a web browser—for that? That’s the question that Northeastern researchers, led by assistant professor David Choffnes, ask in new research that explores how free app– and web-based services on Android and iOS mobile devices compare with respect to protecting users’ privacy.
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