Join us for a coffee hour as Neha, College of Engineering enrollment coach in India, hosts a virtual webinar where you’ll: Learn about our programs and co-op opportunities within the College of Engineering. Explore the various campuses and impressive resources. Learn about internal and external scholarships that you may qualify for. Gain insight into the […]

*Intended only for COE undergrad students joining the Boston campus for the first time in Spring 2025. Meet Dean Abowd and tour the First Year Engineering and Innovation Center (FYELIC) to discover tools, meeting spaces, & resources you can use, like laser cutting & 3D printing. Engage with the First-Year Engineering Faculty and our friendly […]

Name: Chao Xu Title: Towards Automated Heterogeneous Catalysis Design: Integrating Activation Energy Estimation, Uncertainty Quantification, and Coverage-dependent Thermodynamics in Microkinetic Modeling Date: 1/15/2025 Time: 12:00:00 PM Committee Members: Prof. Richard West (Advisor) Prof. Qing Zhao Dr. Franklin Goldsmith Dr. Zack Ulissi Location: EXP 610-A Abstract: In the context of climate change, reducing CO2 emission and […]

Learn how you can earn a Graduate Certificate in Engineering Leadership as a stand-alone certificate or in combination with one of twenty-three Master of Science degrees offered through Northeastern’s College of Engineering, College of Science, or Khoury College of Computer Sciences. The National Academy of Engineering recognized The Gordon Institute of Engineering Leadership (GIEL) for […]

Happy New Year from the Neurodiversity Initiative! It's time to kick off the semester with another event from the Neurodiversity Initiative, we will be hosting a paint night on Tuesday, January 21st, SL039 in Snell Library at 6:00pm. Feel free to join us as we build community, paint, and have pizza! Register for Pathfinders Paint Night

Join Northeastern Law's Centers for Excellence in viewing clips from the documentary “By the River I Stand” about Dr. King’s involvement in the organizing campaign for sanitation workers before his death. Additionally, we will discuss the convergence and divergence of stakeholders’ overlapping and competing interests and the legal realities incumbent in the organizing process. This conversation will include perspectives from panelists experienced in labor law, and voices from labor organizing, and others.

Developing tools for single-molecule sequencing and imaging of RNA modifications Location: 135 Shillman Hall Abstract: Despite every cell in the human body having the same genetic makeup, gene expression varies greatly between them. The process of DNA transcription into RNA, along with subsequent post-transcriptional modifications, is crucial for achieving this variability and enabling cell specialization. […]

This webinar will provide practical guidance on creating high-quality posters appropriate to your poster audience. Poster presenting events are an accessible and easy way to start sharing your research and projects. Topics in this webinar include using design software, adhering to poster guidelines, and incorporating professional polish to stand out in any poster event. Join […]