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Researcher wearing protective glasses adjusts equipment while working with blue laser beams in a quantum optics lab.

Northeastern discovery in quantum materials could make electronics 1,000 times faster

Researchers used controlled heating and cooling to make a quantum material switch between conductive and insulating states.

The brightly-colored book "Nouvelles Femmes" standing upright on a dark chair on a black background.

A study in presence: Recentering the women of the French New Wave

With “Nouvelles Femmes,” Northeastern lecturer Ericka Knudson reexamines the contributions of women during the French New Wave of the 1960s.

A blurred image of a person holding a video game controller.

Game designer talks ‘Stop Killing Games’ initiative. Can it make a difference in Europe?

The petition is a consumer-driven response to a growing concern among gamers over the future playability of server-based games.

A group of people walking, some moving mobile carts, outside a brick building with "COMMISSARY" spelled out in large white letters across the top

Will government grocery stores work in New York City? A Northeastern food supply chain expert weighs in

John Lowrey says there are differences between state-liquor store and commissary models and what mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani proposes.

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