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Alumnus of Northeastern’s game design program applies video game experience to psychology research

When Ruiming Wang, who recently graduated from Northeastern’s Game Science and Design program, realized his virtual reality skills could improve people’s lives, he had one thought: “I’m in.”

At RISE, students pursue invention and find themselves

Hundreds of students participating in the annual Research, Innovation, and Scholarship Expo were lined up, row after row, alongside their projects, which were spelled out with text and graphics on easily digestible posters.

Northeastern professor’s simple fix could improve how nurses administer life-saving drugs in intensive care units

Intravenous smart pumps, which infuse medications into a patient’s bloodstream at a set rate, have helped reduce the number of errors in the intensive care unit. But nurses still need to set up the system and enter the correct dosage information for each medication. Karen Giuliano, an associate professor in Northeastern’s school of nursing, has come up with a device that will cut down on the potential for errors.

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Alumnus of Northeastern’s game design program applies video game experience to psychology research

At RISE, students pursue invention and find themselves

Northeastern professor’s simple fix could improve how nurses administer life-saving drugs in intensive care units