New AI tool reveals how drugs kill tuberculosis
Professor Bree Aldridge's approach uncovers how TB treatments can best work together at the cellular level to speed better cures.
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Area high school students learn biomedical engineering by working with graduate students and faculty in Tufts labs in a free summer program.
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Stout joins the Department of Biomedical Engineering
Andrew Stout, EG22, brings a wealth of experience in cellular agriculture and the cultivated meat industry to his new role as Assistant Professor.
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Tufts PhD student named NSF Fellow
First year PhD candidate Reagan Bushok was selected for the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program.
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Martin joins the Department of Biomedical Engineering
Karen Martin will continue to push boundaries in cell therapy in her new role as an Assistant Professor.
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A strong Tufts Engineering presence at the upcoming 2025 AIChE annual meeting
Taking place in Boston from November 2-6, the annual meeting brings together Chemical and Biological Engineering academics at all career stages.
Chen awarded USDA NIFA grant
With USDA support, Research Assistant Professor Ying Chen leads development of a human cell–based platform to evaluate the safety of alternative proteins.
Putting science at the forefront for the next generation
Area high school students learn biomedical engineering by working with graduate students and faculty in Tufts labs in a free summer program.
Summer scholars share their stories: Steffy Jullian Guyard
Biomedical engineering student Steffy Jullian Guyard, E26, reflects on her growth as a researcher through the Tufts Summer Scholars Program.
Summer scholars share their stories: Sara Rochdi
Biomedical Engineering major Sara Rochdi, E26, explores an interest in medical instrumentation through the Tufts Summer Scholars Program.