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Alumni donation funds formative research experiences

Five chemical engineering undergraduate students spent their summer in the lab, thanks to support from the Halperin Family and the Wittich Family.

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Top row (left to right): Liam Lawrence, Nathan Lee, and Agustina Leiva. Bottom row (left to right): Stacey Liang and Timothy Sullivan.

Environmental engineering student earns U.S. Patent

Madison Giles, E27, designed a hyper-realistic hummingbird feeder that recently earned a United States Patent.

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Madison Giles stands outside against a background of fall foliage. She is holding her hummingbird feeder which mimics the red passionflower.

Bringing cultivated meat inventions to the public sphere

Tufts researchers including Assistant Professor Andrew Stout and Natalie Rubio, EG22, are pioneering a way to make advances in cellular agriculture widely available to industry and researchers.

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An open-faced hamburger on a bun, on a white plate along with a burger top with fixings, atop a wood table, with a woman’s arms on either sides of the plate.

Undergraduates engage in engineering design abroad

Alongside community members in Cartagena, Colombia, Tufts engineering undergraduate students devise global design solutions.

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Left: Students and community members work on a pulley system and shade area. Right: Students and community members improve the path to Playa Blanca beach.

$11.5 million sponsorship creates new research institute

Tufts Epsilon Materials Institute will innovate in advanced material research in support of the clean energy transition.

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An engineer pipettes liquid battery electrolytes into a rheometer.

Graduate students build experience in Co-Op Program

Launched in Fall 2024, the program provided real-world engineering experience to 35 graduate students across 14 programs.

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Tufts graduate students from left to right: Talha Basharat, Pratheek Goutham, Dana Fein-Schaffer, Rick Wang. Photos courtesy of the students.

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Andy Youniss talks with students during the Industry Insights event.

Industry Insights prepares Tufts students for future careers

Co-founder and former president/CEO of Rocket Software Andy Youniss shared his perspective on entrepreneurship, technology, and running a successful company.

Left to right: Bernard Arulanandam, vice provost for research; Martin Son, senior director of technology commercialization; Nikhil Nair; Sameer Sonkusale; Matthew Panzer, dean for research and professor, School of Engineering; and Kyongbum Lee, dean, School of Engineering and Karol Family Professor. Photo: Jake Belcher.

Sameer Sonkusale, Nikhil Nair honored at 2025 Inventor Recognition Event

The celebration recognized commercial success and innovation from among Tufts faculty.

Associate Professor Ayse Asatekin standing outside the Science and Technology Center at Tufts.

Asatekin wins Yeoman Innovation Award

The American Institute of Chemical Engineers acknowledges Professor Ayse Asatekin’s significant contributions to separations technology.

Tufts undergraduate reflects on a summer with ACE++

Toki Zhumadil, E28, sought out the ACE++ program for academic support, resulting in a transformative summer and a renewed sense of commitment to data science.

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Paul Simmonds selected as a SCALE Capital Program awardee

The SCALE Capital Program Awards will drive workforce and technology development in AI hardware, nanotechnology and quantum computing.

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