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CTE

NYC Gunman’s Note Referencing NFL Pleads for His Brain to Be Studied for CTE Link

Job Applications

Looking for Jobs on Indeed or LinkedIn? BU Research Finds It’s Best to Apply Early

Health & Medicine

Curing Heart Attacks, Replacing Diseased Organs—Christopher Chen Is Engineering a Healthier Future

Digital Humanities

The World’s First Novel Has Romance, Tragedy, Adventure. Now, After 1,000 Years, The Tale of Genji’s Poems Have Joined the Digital Age

PFAS

What Are PFAS? And Could Fiber Supplements Help Remove Them from Our Bodies?

Climate Change

Less Snow Makes Trees Absorb Less Carbon, According to New BU Study

Research News

Brink Bites: Prescribing Cheaper Energy Bills and the Bible’s Agricultural Connections

Global Debt Relief

BU Experts Served on Vatican Commission Urging Global Debt Relief

Nosiness

Do You Have a Nosy Coworker? BU Research Finds Snooping Colleagues Send Our Stress Levels Rising

Mental Health

Can Art Help Doctors Improve Mental Health Care for Non-English Speakers?

Alzheimer’s Disease

What a Newly Approved Blood Test Means for Diagnosing Alzheimer’s

Partisan Politics

You’ve Heard of Red States and Blue States. But What About Red and Blue Neighborhoods?

Conservation

River Herring in Martha’s Vineyard Are Disappearing. A BU Marine Biologist Is Trying to Help Save Them

Marine Biology

Protecting Maine’s Coastal Heritage—and Her Own

Politics

BU Historian’s New Book Traces the Rise of Today’s Far-Right Movement

Encryption

Our Online World Relies on Encryption. What Happens If It Fails?

Art History

From Wedding Attire to Living Room Curtains: A BU Scholar Is Unraveling the History of Brocade Weaving in Morocco

Vaccines

What to Make of the Recent COVID Vaccine Guidance Changes—and Will You Be Eligible for a Shot This Fall?

NEIDL

Renowned Virologist Robert A. Davey to Lead NEIDL, BU’s Infectious Diseases Research Hub

AI and Stolen Art

Using AI to Identify Plundered Antiquities