Finding community in computer science
After gaining confidence through Tufts’ Women in Computer Science club, an alumna returns as a mentor to current students.
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Showing neurotypicals how autistic communication works
Tufts researchers develop an AI tool to better comprehend how autistic individuals communicate and perceive the world through language.
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Software aims to better protect hospitals against cybersecurity attacks
A team including Lin Family Assistant Professor Dan Votipka are developing software that could improve threat response time in hospitals.
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Mike Hughes named Wittich Family Assistant Professor
The appointment supports innovative research and teaching in statistical machine learning.
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Student organization collaborates with local nonprofit
Undergraduate students in JumboCode offer their software skills to support community organizations like Bread & Roses Kitchen.
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Summer internships as launchpads for career exploration
Grants from the Career Center program help undergraduates accept unpaid or underfunded opportunities aligned with their academic interests and long-term goals.
Students and industry come together at Women in Tech conference
Tufts Women in Computer Science hosted its ninth annual Women in Tech conference.
AI research discovery event highlights interdisciplinary strength at Tufts University
Students and faculty shared projects that encompassed medical applications, civic life, education, energy efficiency, and more.
Industry Insights prepares Tufts students for future careers
Co-founder and former president/CEO of Rocket Software Andy Youniss shared his perspective on entrepreneurship, technology, and running a successful company.
Tufts undergraduate reflects on a summer with ACE++
Toki Zhumadil, E28, sought out the ACE++ program for academic support, resulting in a transformative summer and a renewed sense of commitment to data science.
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