Communication Sciences and Disorders

Wheelchair sensors can cost $10,000. Here’s how Northeastern engineering students built a better version — for $87

The Enabling Engineering class applies engineering to enable and empower individuals with disabilities.

Shooting victims are ‘calling’ members of Congress. Is it OK to use AI to clone your child’s voice to deliver a political message?

How much Tylenol is safe to take while pregnant? Researchers associate higher acetaminophen use with language delays in early childhood

Is acetaminophen safe to use during pregnancy? The debate rages.

How do autistic children learn to speak? New study to put language development theory to the test

For many of us, our first word was either “dada” or “mama.” A concept known as “statistical learning” likely played a role in helping us reach that milestone.

Dr. Emily Zimmerman named Chair of Communication Sciences and Disorders department

Professor’s award-winning research ‘has broken new ground’ in helping autistic children to communicate

Northeastern professor Ralf Schlosser has dedicated his career to breaking down communication barriers faced by minimally verbal autistic children.