SOURCE

You’re invited to the 2026 Showcase of Opportunities for Undergraduate Research and Creative Endeavor (SOURCE), which will take place in person on Tuesday, October 13, 2026 from 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM ET in the Cabot Cage on Northeastern’s Boston Campus

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SOURCE is a collaboration between Bouvé College of Health Sciences; College of Arts, Media and Design; College of Engineering; College of Science; College of Social Sciences and Humanities; D’Amore-McKim School of Business; and Khoury College of Computer Science. It is coordinated by Undergraduate Research and Fellowships on behalf of the Office of the Chancellor.

Please write to URF@Northeastern.edu with any questions.

  

SOURCE Event Tablers
Table NumberFaculty,Lab Name, or Presenter NamePresenter NamePrimary CollegePrimary DepartmentArea of Research or Creative PracticeWebsitePrimary CampusOpen Undergrad Positions
1Ultrabroadband Nanonetworking LaboratoryPau Sabater-NacherCOEElectrical and Computer EngineeringNear Field communications and sensing, radar and nanotechnologies for 6G and beyond.Visit websiteBostonMaybe
2Institute for Intelligent Networked SystemsJosep Miquel JornetCOEElectrical and Computer EngineeringAdvancing AI-powered wireless systems, 5G/6G, IoT, smart cities, connected medical devices, and autonomous aerial technologies.Visit websiteBostonMaybe
3Science The World – Education Research GroupLuke LandherrCOEChemical EngineeringEducation research using visual comics to improve STEM learningVisit websiteBostonYes
4Juner ZhuJuner ZhuCOEMechanical and Industrial EngineeringElectro-chemo-mechanical theories, analytics, control, and AI for complex engineered systems, e.g., batteries.Visit websiteBostonMaybe
5X-Platform Magnonics LaboratoryXufeng ZhangCOEElectrical and Computer EngineeringX-Platform Magnonics Laboratory studies the bizarre behavior of magnonsVisit websiteBostonYes
6Woolston LabBenjamin WoolstonCOEChemical EngineeringHarnessing microbes to produce chemicals sustainably and to study key questions in human healthVisit websiteBostonYes
7PARSES LabKris DorseyCOEElectrical and Computer EngineeringOrigami robots and soft robotsVisit websiteBostonMaybe
13KRI Adaptive Materials and SensingDaniel WilsonCOEChemical EngineeringWe use chemistry, materials science, mechanical engineering, and electrical engineering to make programmable, stimuli-responsive materials and devicesVisit websiteOther MA CampusYes
14Jerome HajjarJerome HajjarCOECivil and Environmental EngineeringExperimental testing, computational formulations, and design of sustainable and resilient steel and composite steel/concrete structuresVisit websiteBostonYes
15Hongwei SunHongwei SunCOEMechanical and Industrial EngineeringA novel patented micropillar based acoustic wave (mPAW) sensors for label free detections of bio-analytes for Point-of-Care diagnosticsVisit websiteBostonYes
16Xiaoyu TangXiaoyu TangCOEMechanical and Industrial EngineeringAdvanced imaging of multiphase flow with applications to 3D printing and beyondVisit websiteBostonYes
17Kevin FuKevin FuCOEElectrical and Computer EngineeringAnalog cybersecurity of medical devices, healthcare systems, robots, satellites, and other cyber-physical systemsVisit websiteBostonYes
18Robotics and Intelligent Vehicles Research Laboratory (RIVeR Lab)Taskin PadirCOEElectrical and Computer EngineeringRoboticsVisit websiteBostonYes
19Chung LaboratorySamuel ChungCOEBioengineeringnovel instrumentation for lifetime, whole-animal imaging at subcellular resolutionVisit websiteBostonMaybe
25James GardnerJames GardnerCPSDigital MediaWe're measuring the gap between what people write in reviews and what Google's algorithm showsVisit websiteBostonNo
26Marketing Group, D’Amore-McKim School of BusinessDena YadinDMSBMarketingThe myriad ways in which marketing transforms and creates relationships among organizations, individuals and societies so that all benefit.Visit websiteBostonYes
27Yakov BartYakov BartDMSBMarketingWe combine marketing and behavioral science with computational tools to investigate consumer behavior, platform dynamics, and today’s digital society.Visit websiteBostonMaybe
28MOD (Management & Organizational Development) LabSangah BaeDMSBManagement & Organizational DevelopmentDMSB's research hub for the MOD group, where students take part in studies and see science in action.Visit websiteBostonMaybe
31Virtuoso Research LabRyan ZhangKhouryComputer ScienceMy research touches on machine learning, algorithms, large-scale networks, with connections to operations research and optimization.Visit websiteBostonMaybe
32People And Robot Collaborative Systems (PARCS) LabZhi TanKhouryComputer ScienceHuman-Robot InteractionVisit websiteBostonMaybe
33Learning in Language and Computation (LiLaC) LabTerra BlevinsKhouryComputer ScienceMultilingual AI and linguistic analysis of LLMs, to build more equitable language technologyVisit websiteBostonMaybe
37Haitham Al-KhateebHaitham Al-KhateebCPSSoftware Engineering and Information SystemsEffectiveness of AI-assisted, practice-based IT teaching versus traditional lectures on real-world skill readiness.Visit websiteBostonNo
38Mills CollegePriya Shimpi DriscollMillsMills CollegeThe Undergraduate Research Essentials Research Badge and its connections between Oakland and Boston.Visit websiteMills/OaklandYes
39DMSB Finance GroupXiaochuan TongDMSBFinancedigital assets (i.e., crypto, stablecoin, tokens)Visit websiteBostonMaybe
40Julia IvyJulia IvyDMSBInternational Business & StrategyGraduates' strategy for employability within the reality of the Future of Work. Boutique Employability for multidimensional talentsVisit websiteBostonMaybe
41Hannah WeismanHannah WeismanDMSBManagement & Organizational DevelopmentCrafting a career that is meaningful and sustainable in the context of your overall lifeVisit websiteBostonNo
43Felix MuznyFelix MuznyKhouryComputer ScienceComputer Science Education with focuses in Natural Language Processing, Digital Humanities, and broadening participationVisit websiteBostonMaybe
44DatalabWolfgang GatterbauerKhouryComputer ScienceRelational Diagrams: Helping humans understand relational queries fasterVisit websiteBostonNo
45Sports Analytics LabEric GerberKhouryData ScienceAnalyzing and building predictive models using data across many different sports.Visit websiteBostonMaybe
49Center on Crime, Race, and JusticeKatherine HazenCSSHCriminology and Criminal JusticeThe mission of the Center on Crime, Race, and Justice (CRJ) is to make the criminal justice system more equitable and just for all.Visit websiteBostonYes
50Policy Innovation HubDan O'BrienCSSHPublic Policy and Urban AffairsThe Policy Innovation Hub connects research, policy, practice, and community expertise to address pressing policy challenges and advance public impactVisit websiteBostonMaybe
51Reckonings ProjectUta PoigerCSSHHistoryReckonings seeks to uncover, preserve and honor the stories of Boston and New England communities through storytelling, workshops & digital archiving.Visit websiteBostonYes
52Northeastern Humanities Center Signature Digital ProjectsSimon RabinovitchCSSHHistoryDigital archiving and scholarship in the humanitiesVisit websiteBostonYes
53NULab for Digital Humanities and Computational Social ScienceSean RogersCSSHCSSHDigital Humanities and Computational Social ScienceVisit websiteBostonNo
54Global Environmental Governance ProjectMaria IvanovaCSSHPublic Policy and Urban AffairsEngaged scholarship that brings together policymakers, researchers, and practitioners to reimagine global environmental governance.Visit websiteBostonYes
55Plastics CenterAron StubbinsCOSMarine and Environmental SciencesWorking together to make plastics safer in production, use, and once discarded.Visit websiteBostonMaybe
56Sijia DongSijia DongCOSChemistry and Chemical BiologyPhysics-based simulations, AI, and quantum computing to accelerate chemical discoveryVisit websiteBostonYes
57Psychological Humanities at NortheasternAaron DanielsCOSPsychologyEmphasizing the blend between humanities and psychology in research opportunities for undergraduate students.Visit websiteBostonYes
58DMAS Research GroupDiego Alzate-SanchezCOSChemistry and Chemical BiologyStrategies to Access Renewable Polymer Materials for a Circular FutureVisit websiteBostonYes
59Department of MathematicsHarm DerksenCOSMathematicsresearch opportunities in the mathematics departmentVisit websiteBostonMaybe
60Undergraduate Research ClubGregory FieteCOSNortheastern UniversityUndergraduate Research Club is an initiative to help undergraduate students find research opportunities and prepare themselves for entering the field!Visit websiteBostonYes
61Kirsten Rodine-HardyKirsten Rodine-HardyCSSHPolitical ScienceI research the political economy of regulation and governance of new technologies & new materials – e.g. politics of nano, telecoms & plasticsVisit websiteBostonYes
62Ethics InstituteAmod LeleCSSHEthics InstituteSupporting faculty research and teaching innovation in ethicsVisit websiteBostonYes
63Bret KeelingBret KeelingCSSHWriting ProgramIntegrating Service-Learning into Required Writing Courses: Student Perceptions, Program Support, and Institutional CommitmentVisit websiteBostonNo
65Northeastern University Public Evaluation LabKatherine HazenCSSHCriminology and Criminal JusticeNU-PEL is a multigenerational lab comprised of faculty and student teams conducting culturally responsive and community-engaged evaluation research.Visit websiteBostonMaybe
66Human Services ProgramEmily MannCSSHHuman ServicesCommunity based program evaluation, including evaluations of a harm reduction training program and other educational interventionsVisit websiteBostonMaybe
67Department of PhysicsSteve KautschCOSPhysicsPhysics education, teaching, and training, Community engagementVisit websiteBostonMaybe
68Max BiMax BiCOSPhysicsbiophysics, active matter, soft condensed matter physicsVisit websiteBostonMaybe
69REID Lab (Research on Early and Integrated Development)Brie ReidCOSPsychologyDevelopmental Psychology, Stress physiology, nutrition, pregnancy, infancy, adolescence, inflammationVisit websiteBostonYes
70, 72The SoundMind CollaboratoryAaron Seitz, Susanne JaeggiCOSPsychologyA research hub that seeks to better understand cognition and its malleability across the lifespan.Visit websiteBoston and Mills/OaklandYes
71Johan Bonilla CastroJohan Bonilla CastroCOSPhysicsExperimental high energy particle physicsVisit websiteBostonYes
73MEILab (Media for Empowerment and Impact Lab)Maria Elena VillarCAMDCommunication StudiesMedia and strategic communication for health and social changeVisit websiteBostonYes
74Center for Transformative MediaAdriana de Souza e SilvaCAMDCommunication StudiesCritical and creative approaches to emerging media technologies / AIVisit websiteBostonYes
75Nora SurenNora SurenCAMDCommunication StudiesPolitical economy of creator economies: platform regulation, algorithmic governance, authoritarianism, and gendered labor.Visit websiteBostonYes
76Dana Mueller RobinsonDana Mueller RobinsonCAMDArt + DesignWorks in photography + research considers social identities affected by political upheaval, economic realities and shifting perceptions of belonging.Visit websiteBostonYes
77Center for the ArtsEvelyn O'DonoghueCAMDCAMDCfA produces and presents artistic work and arts-integrated research at the intersection of arts, STEM, and health sciences across the global network.Visit websiteBoston & OaklandMaybe
79APPEARRachel RodgersBouveApplied PsychologyOur lab conducts research on appearance and related behaviors to inform prevention and policy.Visit websiteBostonYes
80The CHANGE Lab at the Institute for Health Equity and Social Justice ResearchIdia ThurstonBouveApplied PsychologyThe CHANGE Labs research focuses on adolescents, their families, and community-engaged health equity research.Visit websiteBostonYes
81Health Equity Internship, Institute for Health Equity and Social Justice ResearchSuzanne GarverichBouvePublic Health and Health Sciences4 hours/week, 1 semester at IHESJR conducting research towards advancing health equity and social inclusion and reducing health disparities.Visit websiteBostonYes
82The Speech and Neurodevelopment LabEmily ZimmermanBouveCommunication Sciences and DisordersThe Speech and Neurodevelopment Lab studies the interplay between sucking, feeding and infant vocal development.Visit websiteBostonMaybe
83Language Acquisition and Brain Laboratory (QLAB)Zhenghan QiBouveCommunication Sciences and Disordersneuroimaging, language learning, psycholinguistics, autism, developmental language disordersVisit websiteBostonMaybe
84Clinical Neuroscience LaboratorySarah Hope LincolnBouveApplied PsychologyDevelopment of serious mental illness (SMI), co-occurrence of autism & SMI, social determinants of mental health, social cognition/social functioningVisit websiteBostonYes
85Center for DesignEstefania Ciliotta ChehadeCAMDArt + DesignInterdisciplinary design research exploring collaborative methods, shared knowledge, tools, and practicesVisit websiteBostonYes
86Heidi Kevoe-FeldmanHeidi Kevoe-FeldmanCAMDCommunication StudiesThe Science of Conversation AnalysisVisit websiteBostonMaybe
87Data Theatre CollaborativeDonovan HoltCAMDTheatreCivic Data Theatre reimagines how community meetings and data-informed democracies work.Visit websiteBostonMaybe
88Center for Translational NeuroimagingCraig FerrisCOSPsychologyThe Center for Translational NeuroImaging (CTNI) focuses on advancing brain research with MRI.Visit websiteBostonMaybe
91, 92Movement Neuroscience LaboratoryDavid ShermanBouvePhysical Therapy, Movement, and Rehabilitation SciencesWe study why human movement fails, build technologies that fix it.Visit websiteBostonYes
93Interdisciplinary Health, Body Composition, and Neuroscience LabLauren RaineBouvePhysical Therapy, Movement, and Rehabilitation SciencesInterdisciplinary Health, Body Composition, and NeuroscienceVisit websiteBostonYes
94BALANCE Lab – BehAvioral Learning And Neuro-Cognitive Exercise LabDarla CastelliBouvePhysical Therapy, Movement, and Rehabilitation SciencesWe explore the mechanisms of physical activity and modifiable behaviors on cognition and metabolic health through all stages of life.Visit websiteBostonYes
95Ralph LoringRalph LoringBouvePharmaceutical and Biomedical SciencesInvestigating assembly of nicotinic receptors and interaction of chaperonesVisit websiteBostonMaybe
96Playful Mind LabLeanne ChukoskieBouvePhysical Therapy, Movement, and Rehabilitation SciencesStudying movement and cognition through games and sensored technologiesVisit websiteBostonYes

SOURCE Event Tablers: CAMD
Table NumberFaculty or Lab NameFaculty NamePrimary CollegePrimary DepartmentArea of Research or Creative PracticeWebsitePrimary CampusOpen Undergrad Positions
73MEILab (Media for Empowerment and Impact Lab)Maria Elena VillarCAMDCommunication StudiesMedia and strategic communication for health and social changeVisit websiteBostonYes
74Center for Transformative MediaAdriana de Souza e SilvaCAMDCommunication StudiesCritical and creative approaches to emerging media technologies / AIVisit websiteBostonYes
75Nora SurenNora SurenCAMDCommunication StudiesPolitical economy of creator economies: platform regulation, algorithmic governance, authoritarianism, and gendered labor.Visit websiteBostonYes
76Dana Mueller RobinsonDana Mueller RobinsonCAMDArt + DesignWorks in photography + research considers social identities affected by political upheaval, economic realities and shifting perceptions of belonging.Visit websiteBostonYes
77Center for the ArtsEvelyn O'DonoghueCAMDCAMDCfA produces and presents artistic work and arts-integrated research at the intersection of arts, STEM, and health sciences across the global network.Visit websiteBoston & OaklandMaybe
85Center for DesignEstefania Ciliotta ChehadeCAMDArt + DesignInterdisciplinary design research exploring collaborative methods, shared knowledge, tools, and practicesVisit websiteBostonYes
86Heidi Kevoe-FeldmanHeidi Kevoe-FeldmanCAMDCommunication StudiesThe Science of Conversation AnalysisVisit websiteBostonMaybe
87Data Theatre CollaborativeDonovan HoltCAMDTheatreCivic Data Theatre reimagines how community meetings and data-informed democracies work.Visit websiteBostonMaybe

SOURCE Event Tablers: COE
Table NumberFaculty or Lab NameFaculty NamePrimary CollegePrimary DepartmentArea of Research or Creative PracticeWebsitePrimary CampusOpen Undergrad Positions
1Ultrabroadband Nanonetworking LaboratoryPau Sabater-NacherCOEElectrical and Computer EngineeringNear Field communications and sensing, radar and nanotechnologies for 6G and beyond.Visit websiteBostonMaybe
2Institute for Intelligent Networked SystemsJosep Miquel JornetCOEElectrical and Computer EngineeringAdvancing AI-powered wireless systems, 5G/6G, IoT, smart cities, connected medical devices, and autonomous aerial technologies.Visit websiteBostonMaybe
3Science The World – Education Research GroupLuke LandherrCOEChemical EngineeringEducation research using visual comics to improve STEM learningVisit websiteBostonYes
4Juner ZhuJuner ZhuCOEMechanical and Industrial EngineeringElectro-chemo-mechanical theories, analytics, control, and AI for complex engineered systems, e.g., batteries.Visit websiteBostonMaybe
5X-Platform Magnonics LaboratoryXufeng ZhangCOEElectrical and Computer EngineeringX-Platform Magnonics Laboratory studies the bizarre behavior of magnonsVisit websiteBostonYes
6Woolston LabBenjamin WoolstonCOEChemical EngineeringHarnessing microbes to produce chemicals sustainably and to study key questions in human healthVisit websiteBostonYes
7PARSES LabKris DorseyCOEElectrical and Computer EngineeringOrigami robots and soft robotsVisit websiteBostonMaybe
13KRI Adaptive Materials and SensingDaniel WilsonCOEChemical EngineeringWe use chemistry, materials science, mechanical engineering, and electrical engineering to make programmable, stimuli-responsive materials and devicesVisit websiteOther MA CampusYes
14Jerome HajjarJerome HajjarCOECivil and Environmental EngineeringExperimental testing, computational formulations, and design of sustainable and resilient steel and composite steel/concrete structuresVisit websiteBostonYes
15Hongwei SunHongwei SunCOEMechanical and Industrial EngineeringA novel patented micropillar based acoustic wave (mPAW) sensors for label free detections of bio-analytes for Point-of-Care diagnosticsVisit websiteBostonYes
16Xiaoyu TangXiaoyu TangCOEMechanical and Industrial EngineeringAdvanced imaging of multiphase flow with applications to 3D printing and beyondVisit websiteBostonYes
17Kevin FuKevin FuCOEElectrical and Computer EngineeringAnalog cybersecurity of medical devices, healthcare systems, robots, satellites, and other cyber-physical systemsVisit websiteBostonYes
18Robotics and Intelligent Vehicles Research Laboratory (RIVeR Lab)Taskin PadirCOEElectrical and Computer EngineeringRoboticsVisit websiteBostonYes
19Chung LaboratorySamuel ChungCOEBioengineeringnovel instrumentation for lifetime, whole-animal imaging at subcellular resolutionVisit websiteBostonMaybe

SOURCE Event Tablers: COS
Table NumberFaculty or Lab NameFaculty NamePrimary CollegePrimary DepartmentArea of Research or Creative PracticeWebsitePrimary CampusOpen Undergrad Positions
55Plastics CenterAron StubbinsCOSMarine and Environmental SciencesWorking together to make plastics safer in production, use, and once discarded.Visit websiteBostonMaybe
56Sijia DongSijia DongCOSChemistry and Chemical BiologyPhysics-based simulations, AI, and quantum computing to accelerate chemical discoveryVisit websiteBostonYes
57Psychological Humanities at NortheasternAaron DanielsCOSPsychologyEmphasizing the blend between humanities and psychology in research opportunities for undergraduate students.Visit websiteBostonYes
58DMAS Research GroupDiego Alzate-SanchezCOSChemistry and Chemical BiologyStrategies to Access Renewable Polymer Materials for a Circular FutureVisit websiteBostonYes
59Department of MathematicsHarm DerksenCOSMathematicsresearch opportunities in the mathematics departmentVisit websiteBostonMaybe
60Undergraduate Research ClubGregory FieteCOSNortheastern UniversityUndergraduate Research Club is an initiative to help undergraduate students find research opportunities and prepare themselves for entering the field!Visit websiteBostonYes
67Department of PhysicsSteve KautschCOSPhysicsPhysics education, teaching, and training, Community engagementVisit websiteBostonMaybe
68Max BiMax BiCOSPhysicsbiophysics, active matter, soft condensed matter physicsVisit websiteBostonMaybe
69REID Lab (Research on Early and Integrated Development)Brie ReidCOSPsychologyDevelopmental Psychology, Stress physiology, nutrition, pregnancy, infancy, adolescence, inflammationVisit websiteBostonYes
70, 72The SoundMind CollaboratoryAaron Seitz, Susanne JaeggiCOSPsychologyA research hub that seeks to better understand cognition and its malleability across the lifespan.Visit websiteBoston and Mills/OaklandYes
71Johan Bonilla CastroJohan Bonilla CastroCOSPhysicsExperimental high energy particle physicsVisit websiteBostonYes
88Center for Translational NeuroimagingCraig FerrisCOSPsychologyThe Center for Translational NeuroImaging (CTNI) focuses on advancing brain research with MRI.Visit websiteBostonMaybe

SOURCE Event Tablers: CSSH
Table NumberFaculty or Lab NameFaculty NamePrimary CollegePrimary DepartmentArea of Research or Creative PracticeWebsitePrimary CampusOpen Undergrad Positions
49Center on Crime, Race, and JusticeKatherine HazenCSSHCriminology and Criminal JusticeThe mission of the Center on Crime, Race, and Justice (CRJ) is to make the criminal justice system more equitable and just for all.Visit websiteBostonYes
50Policy Innovation HubDan O'BrienCSSHPublic Policy and Urban AffairsThe Policy Innovation Hub connects research, policy, practice, and community expertise to address pressing policy challenges and advance public impactVisit websiteBostonMaybe
51Reckonings ProjectUta PoigerCSSHHistoryReckonings seeks to uncover, preserve and honor the stories of Boston and New England communities through storytelling, workshops & digital archiving.Visit websiteBostonYes
52Northeastern Humanities Center Signature Digital ProjectsSimon RabinovitchCSSHHistoryDigital archiving and scholarship in the humanitiesVisit websiteBostonYes
53NULab for Digital Humanities and Computational Social ScienceSean RogersCSSHCSSHDigital Humanities and Computational Social ScienceVisit websiteBostonNo
54Global Environmental Governance ProjectMaria IvanovaCSSHPublic Policy and Urban AffairsEngaged scholarship that brings together policymakers, researchers, and practitioners to reimagine global environmental governance.Visit websiteBostonYes
61Kirsten Rodine-HardyKirsten Rodine-HardyCSSHPolitical ScienceI research the political economy of regulation and governance of new technologies & new materials – e.g. politics of nano, telecoms & plasticsVisit websiteBostonYes
62Ethics InstituteAmod LeleCSSHEthics InstituteSupporting faculty research and teaching innovation in ethicsVisit websiteBostonYes
63Bret KeelingBret KeelingCSSHWriting ProgramIntegrating Service-Learning into Required Writing Courses: Student Perceptions, Program Support, and Institutional CommitmentVisit websiteBostonNo
65Northeastern University Public Evaluation LabKatherine HazenCSSHCriminology and Criminal JusticeNU-PEL is a multigenerational lab comprised of faculty and student teams conducting culturally responsive and community-engaged evaluation research.Visit websiteBostonMaybe
66Human Services ProgramEmily MannCSSHHuman ServicesCommunity based program evaluation, including evaluations of a harm reduction training program and other educational interventionsVisit websiteBostonMaybe

SOURCE Event Tablers: Khoury
Table NumberFaculty or Lab NameFaculty NamePrimary CollegePrimary DepartmentArea of Research or Creative PracticeWebsitePrimary CampusOpen Undergrad Positions
31Virtuoso Research LabRyan ZhangKhouryComputer ScienceMy research touches on machine learning, algorithms, large-scale networks, with connections to operations research and optimization.Visit websiteBostonMaybe
32People And Robot Collaborative Systems (PARCS) LabZhi TanKhouryComputer ScienceHuman-Robot InteractionVisit websiteBostonMaybe
33Learning in Language and Computation (LiLaC) LabTerra BlevinsKhouryComputer ScienceMultilingual AI and linguistic analysis of LLMs, to build more equitable language technologyVisit websiteBostonMaybe
43Felix MuznyFelix MuznyKhouryComputer ScienceComputer Science Education with focuses in Natural Language Processing, Digital Humanities, and broadening participationVisit websiteBostonMaybe
44DatalabWolfgang GatterbauerKhouryComputer ScienceRelational Diagrams: Helping humans understand relational queries fasterVisit websiteBostonNo
45Sports Analytics LabEric GerberKhouryData ScienceAnalyzing and building predictive models using data across many different sports.Visit websiteBostonMaybe

SOURCE Event Tablers: Bouve
Table NumberFaculty or Lab NameFaculty NamePrimary CollegePrimary DepartmentArea of Research or Creative PracticeWebsitePrimary CampusOpen Undergrad Positions
79APPEARRachel RodgersBouveApplied PsychologyOur lab conducts research on appearance and related behaviors to inform prevention and policy.Visit websiteBostonYes
80The CHANGE Lab at the Institute for Health Equity and Social Justice ResearchIdia ThurstonBouveApplied PsychologyThe CHANGE Labs research focuses on adolescents, their families, and community-engaged health equity research.Visit websiteBostonYes
81Health Equity Internship, Institute for Health Equity and Social Justice ResearchSuzanne GarverichBouvePublic Health and Health Sciences4 hours/week, 1 semester at IHESJR conducting research towards advancing health equity and social inclusion and reducing health disparities.Visit websiteBostonYes
82The Speech and Neurodevelopment LabEmily ZimmermanBouveCommunication Sciences and DisordersThe Speech and Neurodevelopment Lab studies the interplay between sucking, feeding and infant vocal development.Visit websiteBostonMaybe
83Language Acquisition and Brain Laboratory (QLAB)Zhenghan QiBouveCommunication Sciences and Disordersneuroimaging, language learning, psycholinguistics, autism, developmental language disordersVisit websiteBostonMaybe
84Clinical Neuroscience LaboratorySarah Hope LincolnBouveApplied PsychologyDevelopment of serious mental illness (SMI), co-occurrence of autism & SMI, social determinants of mental health, social cognition/social functioningVisit websiteBostonYes
91, 92Movement Neuroscience LaboratoryDavid ShermanBouvePhysical Therapy, Movement, and Rehabilitation SciencesWe study why human movement fails, build technologies that fix it.Visit websiteBostonYes
93Interdisciplinary Health, Body Composition, and Neuroscience LabLauren RaineBouvePhysical Therapy, Movement, and Rehabilitation SciencesInterdisciplinary Health, Body Composition, and NeuroscienceVisit websiteBostonYes
94BALANCE Lab – BehAvioral Learning And Neuro-Cognitive Exercise LabDarla CastelliBouvePhysical Therapy, Movement, and Rehabilitation SciencesWe explore the mechanisms of physical activity and modifiable behaviors on cognition and metabolic health through all stages of life.Visit websiteBostonYes
95Ralph LoringRalph LoringBouvePharmaceutical and Biomedical SciencesInvestigating assembly of nicotinic receptors and interaction of chaperonesVisit websiteBostonMaybe
96Playful Mind LabLeanne ChukoskieBouvePhysical Therapy, Movement, and Rehabilitation SciencesStudying movement and cognition through games and sensored technologiesVisit websiteBostonYes

SOURCE Event Tablers: DMSB
Table NumberFaculty or Lab NameFaculty NamePrimary CollegePrimary DepartmentArea of Research or Creative PracticeWebsitePrimary CampusOpen Undergrad Positions
26Marketing Group, D’Amore-McKim School of BusinessDena YadinDMSBMarketingThe myriad ways in which marketing transforms and creates relationships among organizations, individuals and societies so that all benefit.Visit websiteBostonYes
27Yakov BartYakov BartDMSBMarketingWe combine marketing and behavioral science with computational tools to investigate consumer behavior, platform dynamics, and today’s digital society.Visit websiteBostonMaybe
28MOD (Management & Organizational Development) LabSangah BaeDMSBManagement & Organizational DevelopmentDMSB's research hub for the MOD group, where students take part in studies and see science in action.Visit websiteBostonMaybe
39DMSB Finance GroupXiaochuan TongDMSBFinancedigital assets (i.e., crypto, stablecoin, tokens)Visit websiteBostonMaybe
40Julia IvyJulia IvyDMSBInternational Business & StrategyGraduates' strategy for employability within the reality of the Future of Work. Boutique Employability for multidimensional talentsVisit websiteBostonMaybe
41Hannah WeismanHannah WeismanDMSBManagement & Organizational DevelopmentCrafting a career that is meaningful and sustainable in the context of your overall lifeVisit websiteBostonNo