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	Undergraduate Spotlight J. Spencer Morris is currently working towards a BS in Physics with a minor in mathematics.
	PhD Spotlight Gina came to Northeastern University in 2005, where she is currently in her third year of the PhD program in Physics.
	Faculty Spotlight Professor Armen Stepanyants came to Northeastern University Fall 2004 from the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.

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• New York Times uses disease map from László Barabási's group. The May 6, 2008 issue of the New York Times carries on the front page of its science section an illustration by Professor László Barabási's group of a disease map, with an online multimedia interactive tool, allowing anybody to see the links between diseases.
• Brent Nelson awarded a 2008 RSDF grant Congratulations to Professor Brent Nelson who receives a 2008 RSDF grant.
• 2008 Lawrence Awards This year's Lawrence Awards will be held on Tuesday, April 15 at Northeastern University's Faculty Club. Contact our main office at (617)373-2902 for further information.
• NU Physics Professors Named APS Outstanding Referees Professors Jeffrey Sokoloff and Robert Markiewicz honored by the APS as Outstanding Referees at the 2008 APS Meeting.
• NU Alum Paoti Chang (PhD, 1994) reveals possible clue to the matter/anti-matter asymmetry National Taiwan University Professor Paoti Chang announced the findings of the Belle collaboration on the lifetimes of the neutral and charged B-mesons, which show an unexpected asymmetry.
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