New method boosts cancer vaccine potency
Tufts researchers develop a cancer vaccine method that significantly enhances immune response to tumor antigens of any solid tumor.
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Research collaboration for endometriosis program
A collaboration between Assistant Professor Juan Gnecco's Laboratory of Reproductive Engineering and Cadenza Bio, Inc. seeks to address the gynecological condition.
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Inspired by Spider-Man, a lab recreates web-slinging technology
The stream of liquid silk quickly turns to a strong fiber that sticks to and lifts objects (although not yet villains).
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Iyer recognized for innovative approach to pain research
Assistant Professor Nisha Iyer recently received an NIH HEAL New Innovator Award to fund her work on stem cell tool development for pain circuitry.
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Cartilage, tendons, and more
3D Printing the Human Body offers students the opportunity to explore the technology's potential to transform medicine.
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Co-op experiences: Emma Downey, E22
Biomedical engineering alum Emma Downey reflects on lessons from her undergraduate co-op experiences with Insulet and Moderna.
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Cadenza Bio, Inc. announces research collaboration with Tufts University for endometriosis program
The collaboration will draw expertise from Assistant Professor Juan Gnecco's Laboratory of Reproductive Engineering.
Omenetto on The Official Marvel Podcast
Listen to Frank C. Doble Professor Fiorenzo Omenetto discuss his web-slinging technology on The Official Marvel Podcast.
Head trauma may activate latent viruses in the brain, leading to neurodegeneration
Researchers at Tufts suggest results may lead to preventive strategies using antiviral drugs after concussions.
Xu named co-editor of nanoscience journal
The journal brings together interdisciplinary research in nanomedicine and nanobiotechnology.
Could a plant guide design of next-generation solar panels?
Using silk biomaterials, Tufts researchers copy a jewel orchid’s highly efficient system of capturing and networking light.