Vahedifard leads research addressing population disparities near Superfund sites
Tufts researchers develop a scoring system to prioritize cleanup at polluted sites for most-affected communities
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Successful symposium highlights advances in catalysis
The second Maria Flytzani-Stephanopoulos Symposium on Single Site Catalysis brought together catalysis researchers from around the country.
Bringing cultivated meat inventions to the public sphere
Tufts researchers including Assistant Professor Andrew Stout and Natalie Rubio, EG22, are pioneering a way to make advances in cellular agriculture widely available to industry and researchers.
Researchers modeling electrochemical processes to improve energy, critical technologies
Ada Lovelace Associate Professor Hari Sundar and Professor Jeff Foster are leading an effort to develop computational modeling tools for electrochemical processes in liquids and gases.
Small, inexpensive hydrophone boosts undersea signals
Associate Professor Robert White is a part of a team developing a first-of-its-kind hydrophone built around a simple, commercially available microphone.
From photo restoration to computer vision
Ph.D. student Laura Kaplan shares the journey that led her to Tufts’ Vision and Sensing Systems Lab.
Chemical engineering alumnus gives back
Esteemed alumnus Y.A. Liu, EG70, contributed to the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering in recognition of the department’s positive impact on his life.
Tufts alumnus to deliver Gold Medal Address
Tufts alumnus Glenn Bell, E74, E06P, E08P, will deliver the Institution of Structural Engineers 2025 Gold Medal Address on November 7.
The human cost of healthy eating
Associate Professor Nicole T. Blackstone led a study that shows how some recommended U.S. diets carry higher risk of forced labor in their food supply chains.