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Q+A: Should I use an expired at-home COVID test? What if I leave one in my hot car? - Vimarsana News

Q+A: Should I use an expired at-home COVID test? What if I leave one in my hot car?

Past its expiration date, a COVID test is not as effective and shouldn't be used, says Northeastern's Jared Auclair.

Source: wgbh.org
BioConnects creates partnership for life sciences racial, gender equity - Vimarsana News

BioConnects creates partnership for life sciences racial, gender equity

The federal initiative partnered with Worcester Polytechnic Institute to facilitate the growth of the biotech sector in New England has announced a new effort in its quest to expand the industry’s services to underserved communities.

O'Donnell Learn+ISG and Northeastern University Expand Partnership to Support Online Faculty - Vimarsana News

O'Donnell Learn+ISG and Northeastern University Expand Partnership to Support Online Faculty

/PRNewswire/ -- O'Donnell Learn+ISG and Northeastern University are building on an extensive partnership with the launch of the Faculty Success Program. This...

BioConnects creates partnership to improve Latinx opportunities - Vimarsana News

BioConnects creates partnership to improve Latinx opportunities

BioConnects New England, a multi-state biotech coalition of which Worcester Polytechnic Institute is a member, partnered with Latinos in Bio, a Massachusetts nonprofit focused on creating opportunities for Latinx in biotech industries.

Demand for COVID-19 testing remains high in Massachusetts - Vimarsana News

Demand for COVID-19 testing remains high in Massachusetts

An associate dean at Northeastern University who runs a COVID-19 testing program questions whether the scramble to get tested is really necessary.

Source: wcvb.com