What is a heart on a chip?
Akshita Rao, E21, joins the Museum of Science's "Pulsar: A Science Podcast" to discuss her biomedical engineering research on the human heart.
News
Three Minute Thesis Competition
The third annual Tufts Three Minute Thesis Competition featured graduate student research from the School of Engineering, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, and the Friedman School of Nutrition.
Philanthropy supports diversity and inclusion
The Tufts community affirms the School of Engineering’s commitment to building a more just, equitable, inclusive, and diverse culture within the School and across Tufts.
Closing the opportunity gap in STEM education
Pushing for greater equity and inclusion in science education and engineering helps address inequities across the board, Dr. Gilda Barabino tells Tufts audience.
Dean's Lecture and Colloquium on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in STEM
On November 20, join Tufts School of Engineering for a virtual talk with Dr. Gilda Barabino, President of Olin College of Engineering. All are welcome - register now!
The obesity and cancer metastasis connection
Assistant Professor Madeleine Oudin and biomedical researchers at Tufts discover a new way in which fat promotes the spread of cancer.
Breath of fresh air
Five Tufts engineering students and alums worked with hundreds of fellow volunteers to develop a cost-effective ventilator that could be produced quickly.
A push to prevent the next pandemic
Tufts will head a global program that aims to stop new viruses from becoming a widespread danger to humans.
Taking gene editing to the brain, the immune system, and more
Tufts engineers devise a way to directly deliver gene-editing packages efficiently across the blood brain barrier and into specific regions of the brain, into immune system cells, or to specific tissues and organs.