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Infectious Diseases BU Scientists Help Map Mitochondria, the Cell’s Power Plants, in Five Parasites; Research Could Inspire New Medicines October 22, 2026
Energy Storage The Renewable Energy Challenge Isn’t Just Generating Power—It’s Saving It for Later October 22, 2026
Sugary Drinks BU-Developed Afterschool Program That Helps Kids Swap Sugary Drinks for Water Leads to Weight Improvements October 16, 2026
Alzheimer's Disease BU Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center Receives $24 Million in Fresh Funding October 15, 2026
Opera Puccini’s Last Opera Has Gone Without a True Ending. A BU Musicologist Gave It One. October 13, 2026
Pharmacy Deserts Pharmacy Closures and Deserts Disproportionately Affect Racial Minority Communities, BU Study Finds October 7, 2026
Translational Science NIH Awards BU Clinical & Translational Science Institute $41 Million in New Funding October 5, 2026
Accolades BU Researcher Wins Moore Foundation Award to Push “Boundaries of Experimental Physics” October 1, 2026
High-Speed Vehicles Tiny Water Droplets Can Ground Billion-Dollar Supersonic Vehicles. BU Engineers Are Working to Change That. September 28, 2026
Butterflies Citizen Scientists Are Helping Butterfly Monitoring Take Flight in the Heart of Boston September 23, 2026
Orangutans Indonesian Borneo Wildfires Endanger Orangutans—and Research Station Dedicated to their Conservation September 18, 2026
Research News Brink Bites: Major Grant Advances BU Imaging Facilities; BU-Developed Invention Funds Endowed Professorship September 18, 2026
Accolades BU Ignition Award Winners’ Innovations Could Reduce Knee Pain, Extend Lives of Cancer Patients, and Propel Underwater Robots September 15, 2026
Special Education Helping Create Special Education Policies to Benefit Students and Teachers September 8, 2026
Wildfire Wildfire Has Devastated California, Texas, and Beyond. A BU Scientist is Helping Forests Recover August 31, 2026
Social Media New Book, The Tolerance Generation, by BU Sociology Researcher Sarah Miller Examines Social Media and Teen Bullying August 27, 2026
CTE At Least 25 Percent of Former NFL Players Had CTE When They Died, New Study Suggests August 25, 2026
