Expediting transcription through a new computer system
As a Tufts undergraduate, Muhammad Umair, E21, published research with the Human Interaction Lab in a prestigious journal.
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Diagnosing spacecraft faults from a distance
PhD candidate Evana Gizzi develops AI software to help NASA repair spacecraft faster and more efficiently.
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Making a difference through faculty mentorship
Professor Lenore Cowen reflects on her experience mentoring students through the NSF CSGrad4US program.
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Early lab experience for undergraduates
Engineering students gain meaningful research experience at Tufts thanks to NSF REU supplemental funding.
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A Tufts summer program gets down to business with innovative ideas
Young entrepreneurs with promising startups find pragmatic guidance and inspiration with the Tufts Venture Accelerator.
‘We’re all different people with different experiences’
Through his portraits, computer science student Andrew Harris, A25, shows people of color in all their individuality.
Can “imperfect” human teachers help robots to become better learners?
A grant from Amazon Robotics supports innovative research at the School of Engineering to enhance human-robot interaction
Diagnosing spacecraft faults from a distance
PhD candidate Evana Gizzi develops AI software to help NASA repair spacecraft faster and more efficiently.
Predicting protein-protein interactions
Professor Lenore Cowen and a team of MIT colleagues develop a deep-learning model that predicts interaction between two proteins with high accuracy.