Designed for K-8 students with their parent(s) and family, at the expo you’ll be inspired about engineering through a variety of activities, experiments, and demonstrations, and meet our engineering students too! When: February 24, 10 a.m.-12 noon Where: Cabral Center, John D O’Bryant African American Institute Who: K-8 students with their parent(s), family Register: https://stem.northeastern.edu/events/eee/

Northeastern University’s ALLIED talk series (Allies for Leading, Learning, Inclusion, and Education of Disabilities) Talk Series ATTENDANCE: We will regularly have food and beverages available at each event. We encourage you to bring a friend (or two!) as these events will be fun, engaging, and informative.  CALENDAR: Download our event calendar for this year to […]

Midterm Physics Review on Sunday, February 26th at 5 pm in 108 SN  

Committee: Prof. Yun Fu (Advisor) Prof. Sarah Ostadabbas Prof. Ming Shao Abstract: The community has long enjoyed the benefits of synthesizing data, as it provides a reliable and controllable source for training machine learning models while reducing the need for data collection from the real world. Human face and body synthesis are especially appealing to […]

The College of Engineering is excited to announce the fifth annual COE PhD Research Expo, and we invite all COE PhD students to submit a poster abstract. The expo is an excellent opportunity for your students to highlight their research and gain presentation experience before RISE. Event:   COE PhD Research Expo Date:     Monday, February […]

Whether you’re entirely new to computer science or have dabbled in coding, you can advance your career with Northeastern University in Seattle’s monthly Build Your Tech Talent workshops. These free events give anyone looking to develop coding skills the chance to learn from industry experts. Our February event details are below: Designing Internet of Things […]

Join MathWorks engineers & Northeastern faculty and students for a poster session, MATLAB demos, and pizza! MathWorks and Northeastern Collaboration Day MathWorks Demonstrations: 5G/Wireless Reinforcement learning explained using an inverted pendulum Using AI for Visual Inspection Interoperability with Python and MATLAB To register: MathWorksNUDay.eventbrite.com

"Development of A Large-Aperture 160-Element Coherent Hydrophone Array System for Instantaneous Wide Area Ocean Acoustic Sensing" Abstract: A large aperture coherent hydrophone towed array system comprising of 160 elements and an aperture length of 192 meters has been developed for real-time instantaneous wide-area ocean acoustic remote sensing and monitoring. The design and manufacture of these […]