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While many doctors benefit from social media as a networking tool, a new study found many physicians also report being sexually harassed and personally attacked on these platforms.

Northwestern University political science professors are available to comment on the Jan. 5 Georgia Senate runoff elections, as well as a national survey on election fairness.
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Northwestern Law’s Bluhm Legal Clinic is representing plaintiffs in a complaint filed in the Circuit Court of Cook County against Chicago businessman Mark Steven Diamond in a reverse mortgage and mortgage loan fraud scheme

To better understand the reasons why some Americans distrust the election process, respondents were asked about their level of concern regarding voter suppression, intimidation, inaccurate or biased counts and interference.

The new COVID-19 variant identified in the United Kingdom is not predicted to change the efficacy of the vaccine
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Northwestern researchers have developed a new microscopy method that allows scientists to see the building blocks of “smart” materials being formed at the nanoscale.

A team of Northwestern University engineers is using ideas taken from paper-folding practices to create a sophisticated alternative to 3D printing.

By measuring calcium and strontium isotope abundances in fossils, researchers concluded the eruption of a large igneous province directly triggered ocean acidification.

Stellar flares are typically viewed as a detriment to habitability but study shows ‘life might still have a fighting chance.’ Flares also might aid in the detection life elsewhere.

New research from Northwestern University has found that by studying all three “flavors” involved in a supernova, they’ve unlocked more clues as to how and why stars die.