Riding Into the Summer with Memories of Friends, Fun, and Challenge
A team of students in Design for Fabrication built a pedal-powered railway for their final project.
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Olympic Coach, Avionics Engineer, and Tufts Master’s Student Leslie Stratton
Whether she’s coaching athletes or perfecting airplane cockpits for pilots, human factors engineering is a throughline in everything Leslie Stratton does.
Tufts SOE Faculty Involved in Springboard Award Research
Congratulations to seven faculty members who will help support high-impact research projects.
A Battle of the Robots
Students put the machines they worked on all semester to the test in a head-to-head race.
Music Engineering Strikes a Chord with Students Across Disciplines
Tufts students in the music engineering program design and build their own acoustic and electrical musical instruments.
Tufts Team Paves the Way for Large-Scale 3D-Printed Soft Robots
Research in the Nemitz Robotics Group opens a host of possibilities for how a robot can look and what it can do.
Using the “Footprints” of Sound Waves to Study Saturn and the Solar System
Ph.D. student Rishabh Chaudhary and Associate Professor Robert White are part of a team that developed a device measuring different types of hydrogen and helium atoms in Saturn’s atmosphere using sound waves that reveal the chemical composition of gases.
What Do Cancer Cells Feel Like?
The startup Cellens uses Tufts research and entrepreneurship to non-invasively diagnose bladder cancer.
New AI Models Could Slash Energy Use While Dramatically Improving Performance
Neuro-symbolic AI combines neural network pattern recognition and generation with higher level symbolic reasoning.