The alumnus who led the US to become a scientific powerhouse
Eighty years ago, Vannevar Bush, E1913, AG1913, H1932, guided US universities to help lead the world in technological advances—and his impact is still felt today.
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Adapting to the digital age to respond to modern cyber threats
In a recent Lawfare article, Professor Susan Landau stresses the urgent need for digital modernization across government agencies.
Top honors for Tufts’ National Academy of Inventors chapter
Tufts University's NAI chapter, led by Dean of Graduate Education Karen Panetta, received the 2025 Chapter of Excellence Award at the organization’s annual conference.
Bridging research, trust, and teaching
Assistant Teaching Professor Dave Miller advances human-centered innovation with contributions to the 2025 Computer-Human Interaction Conference Automation XP Workshop.
Senior Thesis Award winners announced
Four engineering students have been selected as the inaugural recipients, each earning a prize and a certificate for their work.
Student organization collaborates with local nonprofit
Undergraduate students in JumboCode offer their software skills to support community organizations like Bread and Roses Kitchen.
Career opportunities with purpose
Dean Kamen spoke with engineering graduate students about how they can get involved with research and development efforts at DEKA.
SOE’s 2025 commencement speakers deliver uplifting addresses
Allison Perkel, E93, EG02, and Ursula Burns send off the next generation of engineers with forward-looking messages.
Digital twins combine with AI to help manage complex systems
Distinguished Professor Karen Panetta, co-inventor of the first digital twin of a CPU, shares her insights in a recent CIO article.