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Northwestern University and Evanston's Only Daily News Source Since 1881

The Daily Northwestern


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Research Roundup: 100% frost formation prevention, new Huntington’s disease treatment

November 3, 2024

Northwestern secured a record $1.05 billion in research funding this fiscal year, a 5% increase from 2023. The Daily compiled a recap of NU’s latest research developments. 100% prevention of frost...

Assistant Professor of Instruction Nina Wieda sits down to work at the Chicago Field Studies office.

Northwestern professors pioneer multidisciplinary AI research

November 2, 2024

Since the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022, universities nationwide have been reckoning with the impact that generative artificial intelligence may have in reshaping academia. Northwestern professors...

As part of a back-to-school promotion called “Race to Infinity,” Perplexity offered a year of free access to Perplexity Pro to a University if 500 of its students signed up with their school email.

What’s the deal with Perplexity at Northwestern?

October 29, 2024

In August, the AI search engine Perplexity donated $250,000 to the Medill School of Journalism’s Knight Lab, the journalism studio centered on the integration of technology and media.  The money...

MetaFrazo.ai aims to use AI to break down language barriers.

Student startup MetaFrazo uses AI to break down language barriers

October 29, 2024

When Weinberg junior Gannon Schram watched the Spanish television show “Money Heist,” he noticed problems with its dubbed English version.  The audio wasn’t synced to the actors’ lips. The...

TACO offers opioid overdose prevention and naloxone training at least twice every quarter.

‘Focus on harm reduction’: NU club provides accessible opioid overdose training to students

October 25, 2024

After graduating high school, Weinberg senior Claire Derksen took a gap year to work as an emergency medical technician in Monroe, Michigan. During her time there, she administered naloxone, a Food and...

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