Student Research News
Nov 15, 2018
People and Atmosphere Make a Difference
Angelina Jay, who graduated about a year ago with a PhD in Civil Engineering 2017, thinks that Northeastern’s atmosphere and people are among the most valuable things about the university. “I really enjoyed it here, at Northeastern,” she said. “The faculty and the staff, every single one of them was great and amazing to work […]
Nov 15, 2018
A Broader Perspective
Udit Bhatia is a graduate student in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Northeastern University pursuing an Interdisciplinary Engineering PhD 2019 and cannot wait to graduate in a few months and start teaching students himself. His successful journey started before he even got to the United States. Bhatia was a civil engineering undergraduate […]
Nov 14, 2018
Team ROUH Featured on Stage with Bill Clinton at CGI U
Energy Systems student Harsh Engineer, MS’19, and his team ROUH were one of five teams featured in the lightning round of the 11th annual Clinton Global Initiate University (CGI U) annual meeting, which brings together over a thousand innovative student leaders from over a hundred countries to make Commitments to Action in CGI U’s five focus areas: Education, Environment and Climate Change, Peace and Human Rights, Poverty Alleviation, and Public Health.
Nov 13, 2018
AIChE-Boston "Guppy Night" Success
AIChE-Boston recognized ChE undergraduate student Tyler McDonald, as the Outstanding Chemical Engineering Student for Northeastern University, for the 2018-2019 academic year.
Nov 09, 2018
NIH Highlights Slavov's Innovative Research
The NIH Director’s office highlighted game-changing research on “Pinpointing Plenty of Proteins – in a Single Cell” conducted by BioE Assistant Professor Nikolai Slavov and his team.
Nov 09, 2018
ChemE AHA Fellowship Award
Chemical engineering PhD student Jon Soucy recently won an American Heart Association Fellowship.
Nov 05, 2018
Studying How Lizards Adapt to Climate Change
Environmental engineering student Madeline DuBois, E’20, is spending her co-op in Panama studying how the anole lizard is adapting to climate change. Source: News @ Northeastern Want to find out what lizards have to say about climate change? First you have to catch them. Debora Almeida – November 5, 2018 It’s September, and Northeastern student […]
Oct 30, 2018
Global Dialogue to Global Research and Beyond
A Dialogue of Civilizations program that Michael Tormey, BS Civil Engineering, 2020, completed three years ago highly influenced his academic choices and future plans. He enrolled at Northeastern as a civil engineer, and only after his Dialogue on Climate Change Science and Policy the summer of his freshman year, did Tormey realized how scientific advancements […]