Do You Have a Nosy Coworker? BU Research Finds Snooping Colleagues Send Our Stress Levels Rising
Organizational psychologist Richard A. Currie studies the difference between prying and friendly curiosity—and nosiness’ impact […]
We’re not just making an impact, we’re transforming the world. For the better. As a member of the Association of American Universities (AAU), an invitation-only group of 71 of North America’s most prestigious research universities, BU is committed to leading breakthroughs in everything from African studies to zebra fish genetics.
Organizational psychologist Richard A. Currie studies the difference between prying and friendly curiosity—and nosiness’ impact […]
BU student researcher develops comic-style graphics for Boston Medical Center immigrant health unit.
Maria Abate and her students are working with the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) […]
BU researcher and physician Wendy Qiu says Lumipulse can help with clinical trials and screening […]
BU communications researcher Michelle Amazeen on what we lose when we stop regulating information as […]
Research by BU political scientist and Andrew Carnegie Fellowship winner Jacob Brown shows that where […]
Accounts focus on research, student life, and public outreach; “All of the posts have impacted […]
Student researcher and daughter of a lobsterman Sierra Koerber-Marx (CAS’26) dives to help save sugar […]
The significant breadth and depth of our research capabilities. At a glance.
1 of 71 members of the Association of American Universities
companies developing and selling products based on BU discoveries
of federal funding is from the National Institutes of Health (FY23)
total research awards in FY24
publications in 2023
Many of our researchers have risen to the very pinnacle of their fields. You just have to meet them.
We don’t just support student research, we fund it through our Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP). With the guidance of faculty advisors, students can get involved in groundbreaking research from their very first year at BU. See how.
What do our researchers accomplish in 365 days? Even more than you may think.