Why literate programming might help you write better code
Associate Professor Norman Ramsey comments on literate programming, an approach to programming where the code is explained using natural language alongside the source code.
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Students awarded NSF GRPF fellowships
Seniors Rachel McGinn and Jessica Rosendorf and interdisciplinary PhD student Sarah Radway have been named Fellows in the 2022 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program.
An early look at the undergraduate Class of 2026
With a rise in applications, students admitted to Tufts for the fall are a diverse group eager to make the world a better place.
Research funded through multidisciplinary initiative
Professor Soha Hassoun is on a cross-institutional team investigating computation in microbial bioelectronic systems.
Alumni receive Fulbright-Nehru fellowships
Computer science alumni Supriya Sanjay, A19, and Jared Lieberman, A18, will travel to India to conduct research.
How the U.K. and the Senate Judiciary Committee are being dangerously foolish about cryptography
Cybersecurity and Public Policy Bridge Susan Landau comments on policy developments within the U.K. Home Office and the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Seek diversity, new perspectives, and people who believe in you
At the School of Engineering’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Colloquium, the NASA engineer and astronaut Leland Melvin shared advice on how to thrive as a professional.
A hot market for data scientists
Karen Panetta, Dean of Graduate Education, discusses the in-demand market for MS in Data Science graduates.
Inspired to Engineer a Better Future: Andre Cleaver
Andre Cleaver, EG18, EG23, investigates ways to improve human-robot interactions with augmented reality.