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Khoury NewsApplying for a grant in Massachusetts? This new AI tool makes it much easier.
- August 17, 2026
- by Madelaine Millar
After partnering with the Massachusetts government and consulting grant writers across the state, Northeastern's Burnes Center debuted GrantWell. Six months later, the tool has proved itself to be a time-saving triumph. -
Khoury NewsDon’t want stalkers tracking your AirTag? These researchers built a cheap, effective solution.
- August 13, 2026
- by Will Beeker
Meet AirCatch: a cheap-to-build, easy-to-use device that sniffs out hidden trackers by mapping the hardware imperfections that hackers struggle to erase. -
Khoury News“Don’t outsource ethics”: Researchers urge caution as AI enters newsrooms
- August 10, 2026
- by Laila Griffin
In the fast-paced, information-dense world of professional journalism, AI is quickly becoming a valuable tool. But a closer look shows that chatbots aren't always as neutral as they purport to be. -
New AI model for brain tumor detection tackles a hidden data problem
- August 6, 2026
- by Caroline Baker Dimock
When duplicate brain scans wind up in data sets, the AI models trained on that data appear more accurate than they actually are. A team of Khoury researchers in Seattle believe they have a solution. -
From Argentine wet labs to Fenway Park: A biotech researcher’s journey into machine learning
- August 3, 2026
- by Madelaine Millar
Daniela González already had a PhD, a Fulbright Scholarship, and years of lab work on her resume. But as she worked through the Align CS master's program, she found entirely new ways to think about the data that had defined her career. -
From farm fields to fact checks: Khoury students put AI agents to work at Subconscious Hackathon
- July 30, 2026
- by Caroline Baker Dimock
In a homegrown competition powered by a co-op partner's AI tools and organized by two of the company's co-ops, students set out to solve challenges near and dear to their daily experiences. -
Khoury NewsReal clients, real data, real impact: Khoury master’s students tackle Maine community needs
- July 20, 2026
- by Will Beeker
By partnering with local news, hospital, and charitable organizations as part of their coursework, master's students at the Roux Institute have put their data skills to use in the community. -
Khoury NewsInside Northeastern Seattle’s newest research group — and the newly opened lab it calls home
- July 15, 2026
- by Caroline Baker Dimock
The FlexLab has quickly become a popular hub for the campus's research and experimentation, and Khoury College's Seattle-based Internet of Things research group is taking full advantage of its many resources. -
He came to Northeastern for a career in tech. He helped build a bakery along the way.
- July 6, 2026
- by Laila Griffin
As Denfeng "Jackie" Jiang navigated his master's coursework, he still found time to co-manage a mochi donut bakery with his wife, Pei Pei. Now, as they leap to Seattle for Jiang's new job with Amazon, the family isn't done baking.
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