My Co-op at Green City Growers: A Leader in the Urban Farming Movement By Dan Chamberlain, Environmental Science, 2015 When I first accepted my co-op position at Green City Growers, I had no idea what the next seven months had in store for me. I didn’t know much about urban farming, or really anything to do […]
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Your Brain on YouTube: fMRIs Reverse Engineer the Visual Experience The past decade has witnessed a huge boom in the innovations made in film technology, and a research team at UC Berkeley thinks they may have discovered the next hottest thing. Comparing what we see in everyday life as a sort of movie, Gallant and
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Man’s Missions to the Martian World By Ankit Dangi, CS Graduate Student, 2015 Understanding neighbors in our planetary neighborhood is perhaps our best guess towards delving deeper into the realms of space science. Missions for exploration of Mars started more than half a century ago, and yet, our understanding of our next door neighbor is minimal.
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Dr. Lawrence and Chromosome Therapy By Joshua Timmons, Biology, 2016 This past Monday Northeastern hosted a visit with Dr. Jeanne Lawrence, a cell biologist from the University of Massachusetts Medical School. Her talk was a part of Northeastern’s “Profiles in Innovation,” hosted by Northeastern’s president himself, Joseph Auon. During the hour-long discussion, Lawrence outlined her
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