Spotlights

Researchers Develop a Machine Learning Model that can Predict How Stroke Survivors Recover Language Skills

Study published in Stroke is the first using machine learning to understand how patients recover after rehabilitation.

Professor Emily Rothman and colleagues are engaging autistic BIPOC as partners in autism research to build more effective, inclusive studies.

Sargent health science students partnered with BU's MetroBridge program to help the unhoused in Framingham.

The study compared footprints across species including humans, black bears and chimpanzees.

A veteran of the a cappella music scene while at BU, Shaya, who studying to be a nurse practitioner, was nominated for R&B Artist of the Year.

Mezzacappa pitched a fitness business to help those with disabilities feel comfortable in the gym, including accessible workouts and 1:1 sessions.

A first-of-its-kind NIH grant will fund new research from Professor Cara Stepp into this poorly understood but commonly used hormone therapy.

Professor Malwina Carrion teaches a class that explores the 20 parasitic, bacterial, and viral diseases known as neglected tropical diseases.

Alumna and Air Force veteran Jennifer Byrne (Sargent '21) cofounded Shields & Stripes to support the mental health of military veterans.

The five-year, $2.8 million NIH Research Project Grant will investigate the effects of testosterone treatment on speech production.

Luyi Chen (Sargent’22) shows us how to prepare this breakfast dish popular in her hometown of Wenzhou, China.

An interdisciplinary team including Physical Therapy Professor Terry Ellis is guiding the design.

Research led by Professor Deepak Kumar finds even low levels of physical therapy before or after surgery can lower the odds of long-term opioid use.

Professor Dan Fulford's research on digital assessment and intervention for loneliness and isolation is featured in the Wall Street Journal.

For the first time, the Aphasia Book Club read a story that mirrors their own: Debra Meyerson’s Identity Theft.