Get to know Kyongbum Lee, new dean of the Tufts School of Engineering

The teacher, administrator, and researcher looks to begin a new chapter for the school as he assumes the permanent deanship.

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Inspired to engineer a better future

Meet five Tufts students whose scholarship and research help reimagine what’s possible.

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Robotics for the whole human

In collaboration with deaf and hard-of-hearing high schoolers, aspiring engineers design for both accessibility and fun.

Diagnosing spacecraft faults from a distance

PhD candidate Evana Gizzi develops AI software to help NASA repair spacecraft faster and more efficiently.

Joyce Cummings Center

With unrivaled vistas, light-filled classrooms, and ample open space for of-the-moment conversations, Joyce Cummings Center brings a fresh and people-centered approach to academic building design.

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Common viruses may be triggering the onset of Alzheimer’s disease

Researchers at Tufts University and the University of Oxford report a causal link between activating dormant shingles and herpes viruses, inflammation, and Alzheimer’s disease.

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‘We’re all different people with different experiences’

Through his portraits, computer science student Andrew Harris, A25, shows people of color in all their individuality.

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Mia Palomba, A25 (BFA), and Paloma Velasco, A23 (BFA) are taking part in the Tufts Venture Accelerator to make a difference in how Latine people are perceived in the media. Photo: Glenn Kulbako

A Tufts summer program gets down to business with innovative ideas

Young entrepreneurs with promising startups find pragmatic guidance and inspiration with the Tufts Venture Accelerator.

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Associate Professor Valencia Joyner Koomson

When it comes to darker skin, pulse oximeters fall short

Associate Professor Valencia Koomson discusses her pulse oximeter device, which includes technology that can measure a person's skin tone to provide more accurate results.

Human health and bioengineering , Human-technology interface , Engineers , Faculty , Women engineers , STEM diversity

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Research team awarded for paper on signal processing

Associate Professor Usman Khan and alumni Ran Xin, EG18, and Chenguang Xi, EG16, receive the prestigious Best Paper Award from the European Association for Signal Processing.

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