For Matt Marber, A16 and EG17, working while completing a graduate degree was the perfect marriage of real-world and research experience.
Professor of the Practice Michael Zimmerman's innovative solid polymer material for batteries was recently featured in the Boston Globe.
Tufts students are learning the finer points of medical device design straight from the source.
Students in Child Development and Mechanical Engineering classes are collaborating on learning technologies intended to teach robotics to children.
Assistant Professor Kristen Bethke Wendell was named to the 2018 "20 Under 40 Young Pacesetters" list in Prism, the monthly magazine from ASEE.
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Mechanical engineering student Vikram Krishnamachari, E19, and Chloe Amouyal, A20, discovered a trove of counterculture-era posters at Tufts, now on display online and in Tisch Library.
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Professor William Messner spoke to Slate about the potential risks and possibilities for self-driving cars on the uniquely challenging streets of Boston.
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Engineering staff members Briana Bouchard and Amy Wilson were honored for their exceptional work at the twelfth annual Tufts Distinction Awards.
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Professor of the Practice James Intriligator and Research Assistant Professor and CEEO Director Merredith Portsmore received awards for using technology in their teaching.
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Tufts awarded 1,521 undergraduate degrees and 2,186 graduate degrees at this year's commencement ceremony.
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Nine students from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts completed a mural on a wall in the first-floor corridor of Robinson Hall, home to the Department of Mechanical Engineering.
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Students have created the smallest known rendering of the Tufts seal.
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M.S. student Daniela Torres, E16 and EG18, received the Best Student Paper award for the second year in a row.
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Six rising juniors and eight rising seniors will work on engineering research projects this summer.
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A new graduate degree in human-robot interaction at Tufts is the first of its kind in the nation.