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  • A roller coaster car full of people in the air against a blue sky
    Stress test
    Professor Masoud Sanayei analyzes the structural health of roller coasters.
  • Bright green algae on blue water.
    Warming waters
    Professor Steven Chapra points to warming temperatures due to climate change as the reason for more toxic algae bloom in U.S. waters.
  • A woman stands among many stone statues.
    Learning up close
    While studying abroad in Talloires, France, BEST scholar Talisa Watts is seeing global health engineering and policy at work.
  • A headshot of a white man with grey hair and a grey mustache with a blue shirt.
    Chapra receives teaching and advising award
    Professor Steven Chapra received the 2018 Engineering Seymour Simches Award for Distinguished Teaching and Advising.
  • A group of four men stand in a field with a tripod instrument.
    Public health engineering in India
    Professor David M. Gute traveled to India this spring to explore new ventures in the field.
  • Snow-capped mountains with green fir trees in front.
    Communicating across boundaries
    Civil engineering major and BEST scholar Talisa Watts reflects on her first week in France as part of the Tufts in Talloires program, and how she's learning to communicate in spite of a language barrier.
  • A student waves a Colombia flag while wearing a graduation cap and gown.
    Becoming Mateo
    Mateo Galeano, E18, looks back at his path to Tufts and what lies ahead.
  • An elephant statue with many people in graduation hats sitting in front of it.
    Tufts celebrates commencement
    Tufts awarded 1,521 undergraduate degrees and 2,186 graduate degrees at this year's commencement ceremony.
  • A person washing their hands in a metal sink.
    Water, sanitation, and hygiene access in southern Syria
    In new paper, Ph.D. candidate Mustafa Sikder and Associate Professor Daniele Lantagne and a group of researchers studied the water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) activity in southern Syria during ongoing armed conflict. 
  • A headshot of Associate Professor Daniele Lantagne, against a black background.
    Lantagne to speak at MIT
    Associate Professor Daniele Lantagne will be guest speaker at The Association of MIT Alumnae's annual meeting on Sunday, June 10, 2018.

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