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  • 08-15Pharmaceutical Biotech Scientist Discovers New Molecule to Treat Chronic Pain
  • 08-12Northeastern Researchers Play Key Role in DZero International Physics Research Collaboration
  • 08-01Northeastern University Researchers Discover New DNA Binding Activity of E. coli Protein
  • 07-23Nanophotonics Research by Northeastern University Physics Professor leads to Nanomanufactured Optical Lenses

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  • 07-21Three Northeastern Professors Hosting Panel Discussion during Entrepreneurs’ Organization 2008 EO University in Boston
  • 06-02Northeastern Researchers Co-chair International Symposium on Cancer Nanotechnology, June 4th, Boston, MA
  • 03-31Northeastern's NSF Nanotechnology Center Sponsors NanoDays, an Alternative Energy Event
  • 02-11Northeastern will Host Local Students for Public Science Day, Sponsored by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)

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Biotechnology

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Alexandros Makriyannis and a team of researchers have created a synthetic molecule that could be used to treat chronic pain in patients with diseases such as diabetes or shingles.

Nanotechnology

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Using nanomanufacturing processes, Prof. Sridhar and his team have developed an optical microlens with a step-like surface that can operate at infrared frequencies using negative index refraction.

Sensing & Imaging

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NU receives a gift of $20 million from The Gordon Foundation

Urban Affairs & Public Policy

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"The relationship between gang activity and recent increases in youth violence demands that agencies utilize new research and evaluation tools"

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