People at Risk of Overdose Could Be Fitted with an Anti-opioid Implant

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Northwestern Team Earns Honorable Mentions in Fast Company’s Innovation by Design Awards

A Northwestern University-led team of researchers earned honorable mentions in Fast Company’s 2024 Innovation by Design Awards sustainability and student categories for Terracell, a soil-powered fuel cell.

Impact of the Venezuelan Crisis on the Country’s Internet

Professor Fabian E. Bustamante and postdoctoral scholar Esteban Carisimo led the study to examine Venezuela’s deteriorating Internet infrastructure amid the country’s political and economic crisis.

How the Built Environment Impacts our Health

Professor Erica Hartmann’s latest review article explores the relationship between built environments and their impact on our health.

In the Media

Can You Spot a Deep Fake?

CBS-2 Chicago spoke with Professor V.S. Subrahmanian about the launch of a new platform to help journalists detect deepfakes.

CBS-2 Chicago

In the Media

People at Risk of Overdose Could Be Fitted with an Anti-opioid Implant

NewScientist featured a pacemaker-like implant developed by Professor John Rogers that detected opioid overdoses in pigs within one minute and successfully administered a treatment.

NewScientist

People at Risk of Overdose Could Be Fitted with an Anti-opioid Implant

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