The Political Networks Online Colloquium aims to bring together a community of scholars to provide feedback on ongoing research about political networks. Each month we will meet for one hour to discus...

Do modern cities still offer the opportunity to meet people from different income levels, social and ethnic groups and backgrounds?

Nature’s iconic front page uses inspiration, creativity and ingenuity to unite science and technology with art and design.

Bosses are crediting AI with work that human employees actually did. People said the mistaken attribution is delaying promotions and cutting raises.

Northeastern researchers found that aging-related genes can be used to find existing drugs that could increase longevity or accelerate aging.

“Don’t panic, but don’t dismiss,” a Northeastern researcher said regarding the chances of major diseases spreading during the World Cup.

NGN will provide a front-row seat to the World Cup with ongoing insights and analysis from Northeastern’s Network Science Institute.

Northeastern researchers analyzed 3,400+ match events to identify which players are the top threats in the 2026 World Cup.

Northeastern’s Network Science Institute is using data to decode the 2026 World Cup, from passing networks to predictive models.

As the 2026 Ebola outbreak grows, Northeastern scientists are providing intelligence, analyzing data, and developing risk models.