Students attend GEM Grad Lab conference
Tufts attendees participated in the research poster symposium, discussion panels, and more at the recent conference.
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Going the distance for in-space manufacturing
Parabolic flight that simulates microgravity helps test materials created by Tufts engineers.
Mathematics professor’s gift renames Science and Engineering Complex
Loring Tu, who has taught at Tufts for nearly four decades, honors his grandfather, a leader in Taiwanese medicine.
Leon Li’s transcendent harmonicas
The engineering graduate student’s innovative instrument designs rise to the challenge of classical music.
Cheers to Tufts’ Pop-Up Pub
The events offer community members a space to gather and socialize.
A novel approach to non-electronic control in soft robotics
Assistant Professor Markus Nemitz and his research group have pioneered an innovative fluidic transistor that is fully 3D-printable with standard desktop FDM printers.
DEIJ Colloquium: Voices from US National Laboratories
Join us on November 12 as researchers from Fermi National Accelerator Lab and Lawrence Livermore National Lab (LLNL) discuss their work.
Sonic anemometer takes flight
A team of researchers published findings on the design and testing of a digital sonic anemometer that surpassed all previous wind measurement technology in terms of altitude.
Got 7 seconds? These speed cubers will make your head spin
With athletic fingers and even blindfolds, the Rubik’s Cube Club at Tufts puts its own twist on solving the classic puzzle.