With the profusion of data being generated by us and our devices, distributed learning offers a new way of analyzing data while preserving more privacy, says Associate Professor Usman Khan.

First-year engineering students wrap up the fall semester with open-ended engineering and design challenges.

Eduardo Vargas Gutierrez, E22, double majoring in mechanical engineering and mathematics, hopes to build space landers or rovers to support exploration.

Myisha Majumder, E21, a double major in civil engineering and quantitative economics, studies the intersection of the environment, equity, and energy.

Yiwen Jiang, E21, aspires to use her computer engineering training to continue designing things that improve people's lives.

Tyler Frasca, Human-Robot Interaction PhD candidate, is teaching robots to learn and complete tasks through natural language.

Zharia Akeem, a double major in computer science and biomedical engineering, plans to make an impact in her hometown of Detroit.

Five Tufts innovators talk about what drew them to engineering and how they envision shaping the future.

Thirteen Jumbos, including Chiamaka Chima, E14, EG16, and Ryan Pandya, E13, will receive awards for their work and service at an online ceremony.

It’s important to take a systematic approach to dismantle racism, Karl Reid, A22P, executive director of the National Society of Black Engineers, tells a Tufts audience.