In the Media

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Aug 10, 2026

Trump administration bans Chinese humanoid robots

ECE Professor Ravinder Dahiya was featured in the Fox Live interview “Trump administration bans Chinese humanoid robots.”

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Jul 14, 2026

Northeastern University Unveils GENESIS: First Agentic AI System to Take 5G/6G RAN Features from Specification to Over-the-Air in Hours

GENESIS, a groundbreaking AI framework developed by Northeastern’s Institute for Intelligent Networked Systems (INSI) to autonomously translate 5G/6G specifications into over-the-air code in hours, was featured on PR Newswire.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Apr 21, 2026

From Classrooms to Combat: Inside the Future of Humanoid Robots

ECE Professor Ravinder Dahiya was interviewed in the CTV News article “From classrooms to combat: Inside the future of humanoid robots” and by DW in the article “Humanoid robots outrun humans at Beijing half-marathon.”

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Feb 20, 2026

His Team Devised Ways to Keep World Cup Crowds Safe

Robert D. Black ECE Distinguished Professor Michael B. Silevitch was featured in the NY Times article “His Team Devised Ways to Keep World Cup Crowds Safe.”

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Ravinder Dahiya

Jan 29, 2026

Inside the Unforeseen Dangers of Dissolvable Medical Devices

ECE Professor Ravinder Dahiya was featured in the Medical Device and Diagnostic Industry (MD&DI) article “Inside the Unforeseen Dangers of Dissolvable Medical Devices.”

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Ravinder Dahiya

Nov 14, 2025

Built to Last: Rethinking Electronics for a Circular Future

ECE Professor Ravinder Dahiya was featured in the IEEE Technology for a Sustainable Climate article “Built to Last: Rethinking Electronics for a Circular Future.”

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Sep 30, 2025

AI Chips Are Getting Hotter. A Microfluidics Breakthrough Goes Straight to the Silicon To Cool up to Three Times Better.

Electrical engineering alumna Judy Priest was featured in the Microsoft News article “AI chips are getting hotter. A microfluidics breakthrough goes straight to the silicon to cool up to three times better.”

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Michele Polese

Jun 03, 2025

Can the Dept. Of Transportation and Sean Duffy Fix an Antiquated and Frequently Broken Air Traffic Control System?

Michele Polese is an assistant research professor of electrical and computer engineering at Northeastern University and expert in wireless networks. He called the plan to upgrade the air traffic control […]

Electrical & Computer Engineering