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Jun 08, 2026

Diverse Experiences Igniting a Passion for Aerospace Engineering

Matthew O’Rourke, E ’26, MS ’27, mechanical engineering, completed three co-ops during his studies and is finishing a master’s degree with a concentration in thermofluids through the PlusOne Program. With a passion for aerospace engineering, he plans to use his skills to build technology that keeps people safe.

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Jun 04, 2026

Bridging Engineering and Policy Through Climate Finance

Aayushi Mishra, PhD ’28, civil and environmental engineering, researches how climate change affects the municipal bond market, with the goal of disrupting what she calls the “Climate Debt Doom Loop.” After graduation, she plans to return to industry to continue working on behalf of communities most affected by climate change.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Jun 03, 2026

New Skills and Experience Igniting a Passion for Bioengineering

Maya Einhorn, E/MS ’26, combined bioengineering and biochemistry, is currently an undergraduate research assistant at the Dai Lab at Northeastern. With two co-ops and ongoing research experience under her belt, Einhorn is eager to further explore opportunities in the stem cell field.

Bioengineering

Jun 01, 2026

Grit, Science, and Good Hands

Victus Kordorwu, PhD’26, chemical engineering, is a graduate researcher at the Advanced Drug Delivery Research and Lustig Lab at Northeastern. Driven by grit and a belief in science as a force for human good, he hopes to bridge academic research and industry experience to make an impact in the biopharmaceutical field—in the United States, Ghana, and beyond.

Chemical Engineering

May 21, 2026

SDS Lab PhD Student Wins Google TPU Research Cloud Award for AI Weather Prediction

Diyali Goswami, MS’24, PhD, civil and environmental engineering, who develops machine learning and AI methods for weather prediction at the Northeastern University Sustainability and Data Sciences Laboratory (SDS Lab), has won a prestigious award through a highly competitive international proposal process.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

May 13, 2026

How Regional Climate Patterns Prevent Large Scale Global Droughts

Danish Mansoor, PhD, civil and environmental engineering, published his research on “Regional responses to oceanic variability constrain global drought synchrony” in Communications Earth & Environment.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

May 05, 2026

Free and Fair Internet Access for All

Ali Saeizadeh, PhD’27, is a graduate research assistant in electrical and computer engineering at Northeastern’s Institute of Intelligent Networked Systems, where he builds “digital twin” simulations of 5G and 6G telecommunications networks. His work aims at something ambitious: making free and fair internet access a reality for people around the world. Before completing his degree, he plans to intern at Apple and a smaller tech firm to compare perspectives across an industry he hopes to shape.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

May 05, 2026

A Chemical Engineering PhD Student’s Evolution Through LEADERs

Natesan Mani, PhD, chemical engineering, reflects on how the courses from the LEADERs Program impacted his professional development, preparing him for his internship at Amgen. These experiences enriched his research skillset and opened doors to opportunities and paths he had never seen before. 

Chemical Engineering