New method to measure how drugs interact
A team of researchers including Assistant Professor Bree Aldridge have developed a new method to measure how drugs act in combination.
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Taking technology out of the lab
Professor Fiorenzo Omenetto recently participated in a HubWeek panel on adapting silk technologies into products and companies outside the lab.
New faculty join School of Engineering
Tufts School of Engineering welcomes nine new faculty members in 2017 and 2018.
Researchers receive Harting Award
A team of Tufts researchers received the Harting Award for the best paper published in Experimental Techniques in 2016.
Tufts Innovates and Collaborates
A number of engineering faculty and staff received seed grants through the Tufts Innovates and Tufts Collaborates programs. Awarded by the Provost's Office, the grants spark innovative ideas and interdisciplinary research.
Engineers win Graduate Awards
A number of Engineering students, alumni, and faculty were recognized at the 2017 Tufts Graduate Awards. Dimitra Pouli, pictured with her winning submission to the Graduate Student Photo Contest, received the Engineering Award for Outstanding Academic Sch
Engineers win big at $100k Competition
Engineering students and faculty delivered winning pitches at the 2017 $100k New Ventures Competition, hosted by Tufts Gordon Institute.
Faculty receive CAREER Awards
Assistant Professors Iryna Zenyuk, Xiaocheng Jiang, and Robert C. Viesca received CAREER Awards, the National Science Foundation's most prestigious award in support of junior faculty.
Creating programmable materials from silk
Biomedical engineers have developed a new bioinspired technique that transforms silk protein into complex materials that are easily programmable at the nano-, micro-, and macro-scales, as well as being ultralight and robust.