Madeleine Oudin Named AIMBE Fellow
Associate Professor Madeleine Oudin has been honored for her pioneering research in cancer bioengineering.
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Kaplan wins Pierre Galletti Award
Stern Family Endowed Professor and Distinguished University Professor David Kaplan was selected for the highest honor by the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE).
Harnessing the Superpowers of Silk
Frank C. Doble Professor Fiorenzo Omenetto spoke about his silk research on Science Friday.
From Education to Expertise: Lily Haile
At Tufts, Lily Haile cultivated technical expertise and a meticulous mindset that would help her succeed in the biotechnology industry.
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.
Eye On STEAM Conference Empowers Engineering Educators
Tufts Center for Engineering Education and Outreach welcomed over 60 education professionals to campus for a free conference on STEAM learning.
What Do Cancer Cells Feel Like?
The startup Cellens uses Tufts research and entrepreneurship to non-invasively diagnose bladder cancer.
Biotech Speaker Series Features a Tufts Alum’s Journey Outside Academia
At the second event in the School of Engineering’s Biotechnology Industry Series, students and faculty learned about Atsuko Polzin’s experience in patent and IP law.
This Paint Changes Colors When Hit. The Uses Are Striking
A new impact-revealing coating can measure forces from the light to the powerful.