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Jun 04, 2026
Service, Sustainability, and a Human-Centered Engineering Mindset
Annie Shea, E’26, combined chemical and environmental engineering, completed three co-ops and multiple research projects at Northeastern. Driven by a passion for sustainability and service, she is now applying to climate tech positions aimed at bringing relief to communities facing environmental challenges.
Jun 04, 2026
Trial and Error: Using the Co-op Program to Find Your Path
Mark Yang, E’26, electrical and computer engineering, is planning to pursue a PhD in bioelectronics after graduation. Through a series of research experiences during his undergraduate years, Yang hopes to eventually translate his work into a startup that makes advanced technologies accessible to the general public.
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.
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.
Jun 03, 2026
Front Lines and Behind the Scenes: Improving Health Through Patient Care and Research
Helena Zheng, E’26, bioengineering and biochemistry, has conducted extensive research at the Dai Lab at Northeastern, focusing on learning and optimizing research methods. With plans to become a physician-scientist, Zheng is grateful for the diverse set of experiences she has gained through the university.
Jun 03, 2026
Growth and Giving Back: Sasha Pavlov’s Journey at Northeastern
Sasha Pavlov, E’26, is a civil engineering student with a minor in architecture. With experience gained through time abroad, co-ops, research, and more, she is excited to make an impact and confident she can succeed wherever she lands.
Jun 02, 2026
Bridging the Gap Between Next-Generation Wireless Transmitters and Quantum Computing Hardware
ECE Assistant Professor Najme Ebrahimi’s research on “Direct Digital-to-Physical Synthesis: From Millimeter-Wave Transmitter to Qubit Control” was one of the featured articles in the IEEE Microwave Magazine.
Jun 02, 2026
Weng Wins ASPB Charles Albert Shull Award
COS/BioE Professor Jing-Ke Weng has been selected as the recipient of the annual Charles Albert Shull Award from the American Society of Plant Biologists (ASPB).