Tufts scientists receive grants from Massachusetts Life Sciences Center
The funds for capital investment will support research ranging from drug delivery to disease detection technologies at the university
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Lab–grown meat
Biomedical Engineering PhD candidate Andrew Stout joins "The Weekly Conversation" podcast to explain how he grows meat in a petri dish.
Life sciences capital funding
Three projects from Tufts faculty and alumni were awarded funding to support R&D, innovation in addressing challenges in therapeutic delivery and unlocking the potential of data science to answer pressing life sciences questions.
Inkjet printing impossible materials
Engineers from the SilkLab make metamaterials that manipulate microwave energy in ways conventional materials cannot.
CityLine: Amma Agyei
Tufts Community Union Senate president-elect Amma Agyei, E22, discusses her campaign and goals during a WCVB CityLine feature segment.
Engineers receive NSF fellowships
Tufts students and alumni Greg Berumen, Olivia Martin, and Lauren Varanese have been named Fellows of the 2021 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program.
Innovating at the intersection of biotechnology and engineering: A Dual Degree perspective
Priyanka Ram, MSIM ’20 + MS in Biomedical Engineering ’21, leveraged TGI and the School of Engineering’s Dual Degree program to bridge her interests and challenge the status quo.
Tufts alum in Olympic swimming trials
Roger Gu, E20, is the first Jumbo to qualify for the competition.
Silk leather
Frank C. Doble Professor of Engineering Fiorenzo Omenetto joins "Top of Mind" to discuss the SilkLab's work to create leather-like material from silk proteins.