In the Media

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Auroop Ganguly

Jun 09, 2025

Hazy Futures

CEE Distinguished Professor Auroop Ganguly was quoted in Science’s article “Hazy Futures” for his research, published in Environmental Research Letters (ERL), which revealed that a widely used climate model downscaling method produced results statistically indistinguishable from random noise, thus having serious implications for adaptation planning. 

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Rebecca Carrier

Jun 09, 2025

The Marvelous Powers of Mucus

ChE Distinguished Professor Rebecca Carrier was featured in The Week’s article “The Marvelous Powers of Mucus” for explaining how mucus lines various bodily surfaces and adapts its properties for different […]

Chemical Engineering

Jun 04, 2025

Can AI Fight Climate Change Without Making It Worse?

CEE Distinguished Professor Auroop Ganguly was featured in the Agents of Tech podcast “Can AI Fight Climate Change Without Making It Worse?,” where he discusses how AI can be a […]

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Michele Polese

Jun 03, 2025

Can the Dept. Of Transportation and Sean Duffy Fix an Antiquated and Frequently Broken Air Traffic Control System?

Michele Polese is an assistant research professor of electrical and computer engineering at Northeastern University and expert in wireless networks. He called the plan to upgrade the air traffic control […]

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Yang Zhang

Jun 03, 2025

A New Project Is Helping Chelsea Residents Better Understand Their Air Quality

Engineers as part of Northeastern’s ISUPER Impact Engineer, led by the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering under Distinguished Professor Yang Zhang, in collaboration with the city of Chelsea and […]

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Nikolai Slavov

May 27, 2025

Addressing Protein Leakage in Cells To Improve the Accuracy of Single-Cell Proteomic Data

Research conducted by BioE Professor Nikolai Slavov’s group was featured in the AZO Life Sciences article titled “Addressing Protein Leakage in Cells To Improve the Accuracy of Single-Cell Proteomic Data.”

Bioengineering

May 21, 2025

‘Dialogue of Civilizations—Climate Change in Emerging Economies’ Program

A Dialogue of Civilizations program led by CEE Distinguished Professor Auroop Ganguly and civil engineering alums Ruth Linnaea Cahill, E’20, and Francisco Mendes, E’17, was featured in a live broadcast on Polar Radio in Punta Arenas, Chile.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Laura Lewis

May 19, 2025

How To Build Strong Magnets Without Rare-Earth Metals

Laura Lewis, university distinguished and Cabot professor of ChE and MIE, was featured in the Economist article “How To Build Strong Magnets Without Rare-Earth Metals.”

Chemical Engineering, Mechanical & Industrial Engineering