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.
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New 3D tissue model may speed better therapies for fibrosis
Professor Jonathan Garlick is part of a team growing lab-engineered skin that mimics real disease, advancing treatments for life-threatening conditions.
The changing work of college advising
Dean Jennifer Stephan joins national thought leaders to explore the future of advising in a rapidly evolving higher education landscape.
Fun with fermentation
Students baked bread and brewed kombucha in a recent ExCollege class taught by David Gillingham and Dylan Patel, both E25.
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.
The alumnus who led the US to become a scientific powerhouse
Eighty years ago, Vannevar Bush, E1913, AG1913, H1932, guided US universities to help lead the world in technological advances—and his impact is still felt today.
Top honors for Tufts’ National Academy of Inventors chapter
Tufts University's NAI chapter, led by Dean of Graduate Education Karen Panetta, received the 2025 Chapter of Excellence Award at the organization’s annual conference.
Tufts alum mobilizes young scientists for public advocacy
Miles Arnett, E22, co-leads a nationwide letter-writing campaign empowering early-career researchers to defend science funding. (paywall)
Maintaining a healthy planet with future foods
A new Nature article highlights biomaterial-driven solutions for the future of food.