Boston University

Research

Drawing a molecule on a chalkboard at the Boston University Center for Molecular Discovery

Science & Technology

Molecule Makers

March 7, 2016

Timothy Barbari

Staff

BU Associate Provost for Graduate Affairs Steps Down

March 2, 2016

Capitol Building, Washington D.C.

Public Policy

Advocating for Science on Capitol Hill

February 29, 2016

White House Summit on Cybersecurity

Research

BU Researchers Welcome Obama’s Final Budget Proposals

February 25, 2016

Boston University Study Abroad SEA Semester

University News

Studying Out on the Open Ocean

February 18, 2016

A UROP student has coded a robot that can "think" on its own, moving about and avoiding obstacles without a human steering it.

Science & Technology

UROP Student’s Project: a Thinking Robot

February 17, 2016

Ben Wolozin

Science & Technology

BU Research Benefits from First Federal Funding Boost in Years

January 25, 2016

Professor Professor Muhammad Zaman

Research

Forums Bring Together BU Faculty Researchers, Funders

January 19, 2016

Ed Kearns

Accolades

BU Neutrino Researchers Share Global Physics Honor

January 12, 2016

Into Africa: Three Fulbright Scholars, three countries, three perspectives on a changing region

Arts & Culture

Into Africa

December 7, 2015

Beaver holding log in water

Research

Beavers vs. Humans

December 1, 2015

BU Satellite Club

Engineering

BU Satellite Team Gets Big Boost from NASA

November 9, 2015

Sharon Goldberg

Science & Technology

CAS Team Finds Flaw in Computers’ Timekeeping

October 22, 2015

Sarah Hokanson, Director of Professional Development and Post Doc Affairs

Research

BU Postdocs: Who Are They and What Do They Want?

September 22, 2015

William Fairfield Warren Distinguished Professors Howard Eichenbaum and Robert Pinsky

Faculty

Two New Warren Professors: Robert Pinsky and Howard Eichenbaum

September 22, 2015

College Of Arts And Sciences Religion Professor Kecia Ali

Research

Muhammad Is Subject of Tonight’s Annual Gitner Lecture

September 17, 2015

Child Football Injuries

Science & Technology

Could Pee-Wee Football Lead to Brain Injury?

September 3, 2015

Richard Primack, a CAS professor of biology, is one of 18 international researchers who received a 2015 Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Award.

Science & Technology

Biologist Primack Wins Humboldt Award

August 6, 2015

David Salant named innovator of the year at Boston University

Awards

A New Diagnostic for Kidney Disease

July 20, 2015

Immunologist Gene Olinger

NEIDL

Could an Ebola Treatment Already Exist?

June 9, 2015

Could an Ebola Treatment Already Exist?