Three hundred students participated in the all-Tufts hackathon this month.

Tufts Gordon Institute and Tufts Computer Science Exchange sponsored the recent Sonos/Real Industry Challenge, where over 100 students designed smart speakers with real-world applications.

Electrical Engineering graduate student Margaret Stevens recognized for molecular beam epitaxy research.

Seven Engineering professors received Tufts Faculty Research Awards Committee awards for publishing and research proposals.

As the Dean of Graduate Education for the School of Engineering, Professor Karen Panetta is the liaison between students, faculty, and administration on all aspects of graduate education. Read more about Dean Panetta's work, and get in touch with her team.

The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) recently recognized Sadaf Qazi, EG08, with its Distinguished New Engineer Award.

Professor and Chair Eric Miller explains how analytical and computational methods are coming together to create new advances in imaging technology.

Professor and Dean of Graduate Education Karen Panetta spoke to Business Insider about the growing role of artificial intelligence software and early-stage humanoid robots in pre-K and kindergarten.

From August 6-9, Tufts hosted MWSCAS 2017, a global electrical engineering symposium that brought more than 500 technology leaders from 39 countries to campus.

On August 6-9, Tufts will host and co-sponsor the 60th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems. MWSCAS 2017 will feature distinguished lectures, poster sessions, and presentations that focus on the latest innovations in the field of circuits and systems.