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Ultrasound transducers for measuring Martian wind speeds
Associate Professor Rob White spoke with an American Acoustical Society podcast about his work developing a Mars Sonic Anemometer.
STEM stories: Paul Galvan
BEST participant Paul Galvan built interactive robots for a White House Easter event.
Ultrasonic tools could one day track wind speeds on Mars
A Tufts team including principal investigator Associate Professor Rob White and Associate Professor Luisa Chiesa created a sonic anemometer that can measure wind on Mars.
Tufts SEDS rocket soars to success
Tufts Students for the Exploration and Discovery of Space accomplished new heights at the Spaceport America Cup.
Designing a more accessible world for people with disabilities
Human factors engineer Ryan Beckett is on a personal mission to design adaptive devices.
A Jumbo presence at the Paris Games
Jesse Grupper, E19, David Liebenberg, E14, and Alex Flynn, E26, will represent the U.S. at the 2024 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Sokolov receives MLSC Women’s Health Innovation grant
Professor Igor Sokolov and Tufts Medical Center colleagues are developing novel imaging modality and image analysis to decrease the number of unnecessary colposcopies during screening for cervical cancer.
Derby Entrepreneurship Center receives $1 million grant from Cummings Foundation
The 10-year grant will support entrepreneurial programming, helping students acquire skills that will help them launch careers in business, product design and development, social enterprises, and more.